get logs from fortianalyzer

hello guys, i have this part of script where I try to get all logs from fortianalyzer to save in text file 
When i run script, i just get the first 100 logs and any other logs can get it  Knowing that when I changed the offset value to 500, it returned 100 logs different from the first 100. This means that when we change the offset value manually, it works, but when I do this in the script, it only takes 100 logs.

Note that when I do a debug in the Forti Analyzer, it actually shows what is happening in the script and returns only the first 100 logs, but any other request does not return a log.

# ----------------------- # Step 4: Retrieve logs using pagination with limit = 100 # ----------------------- all_logs = [] offset = 0 limit = 100  # Use 100 logs per page max_attempts = 3  # Maximum attempts to retry fetching logs  print("\nRetrieving logs in pages...") while offset < total_logs:     logs_payload = {         "id": "123456789",         "jsonrpc": "2.0",         "method": "get",         "params": [             {                 "apiver": 3,                 "offset": offset,                 "limit": limit,                  "url": f"/logview/adom/root/logsearch/{tid}"             }         ],         "session": session_token     }      # Retry mechanism for fetching logs     attempt = 0     while attempt < max_attempts:         logs_resp = requests.post(BASE_URL, json=logs_payload, verify=False)         logs_data = logs_resp.json()          # Debugging: Print the API response         print(f"API Response at offset {offset}:")          # Ensure the data exists in the response         if not logs_data.get("result"):             print(f"Error fetching logs at offset {offset}, response: {logs_data}")             attempt += 1             time.sleep(2)  # Wait before retrying             continue          data = logs_data["result"].get("data", [])         print(f"Retrieved {len(data)} logs at offset {offset}")          if not data:             # If no data is returned, break the retry loop and move to the next offset             break          all_logs.extend(data)         break  # Exit the retry loop if data is fetched successfully      offset += limit  # Move to the next batch  print(f"\nTotal logs retrieved: {len(all_logs)}")  # Save all logs to a text file in JSON format output_filename = "all_logs.txt" with open(output_filename, "w", encoding="utf-8") as f:     json.dump(all_logs, f, indent=4)  print(f"\nSaved {len(all_logs)} logs to {output_filename}")