(Quick Reference) ## list ### Purpose Lists instances of the domain class. ### Examples
    // list everything
    def results = Book.list()

    // list 10 results
    def results = Book.list(max: 10)

    // list 10 results, offset by 100
    def results = Book.list(max: 10, offset: 100)

    // list 10 results, offset by 100, orderd by title in descending order
    def results = Book.list(max: 10, offset: 100, sort: "title", order: "desc")

    // list all books, eagerly fetching the authors association
    def results = Book.list(fetch: [authors: "eager"])
When `max` is specified as a named argument this will return a PagedResultList which has a getTotalCount() method to return the total number of matching records for pagination. Two queries are still run, but they’re run for you and the results and total count are combined in the `PagedResultList`. ### Description Parameters: `max` - The maximum number to list `offset` - The offset from the first result to list from `order` - How to order the list, either `"desc"` or `"asc"` `sort` - The property name to sort by `ignoreCase` - Whether to ignore the case when sorting. Default is `true`. `fetch` - The fetch policy for the object’s associations as a `Map` `readOnly` - true if returned objects should not be automatically dirty-checked (simlar to `read()`) `fetchSize` - number of rows fetched by the underlying JDBC driver per round trip `flushMode` - Hibernate `FlushMode` override, defaults to `FlushMode.AUTO` `timeout` - query timeout in seconds | Quick Reference (hide)