Execute a log query and return the requested page of records. Each request is self-contained - there is no server-side query state to open or close.

All column filters are combined with AND; use a filter of type set to combine conditions on the same column with OR. Filter and ordering column names are validated against the log definition.

Numeric filter values for timestamp columns are UNIX timestamps (milliseconds for columns of millisecond resolution). A string value is parsed as a timestamp and accepts ISO 8601, a UNIX timestamp, a relative offset such as -30m, or now.

Records are returned as objects keyed by column name, with values typed according to the column type: coded and integer columns as numbers, timestamps as ISO 8601 strings, everything else as strings. Detail columns are not included.

Paging is implemented by re-executing the query and skipping records, so a large offset is expensive; offset + limit may not exceed 100000.