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I’d like to get every status update for every friend. Given I have say 500 friends, each with 200 statuses, this could be 100,000 statuses. How would you approach this from the query point of view?
What query would you write? Would Facebook allow this much data to come through in a single go? If not is there a best practice paging or offsetting solution?
No. Facebook will throw exception of too much data. Also there is automated system in place which will block time-consuming requests as well as it will block your app if it is making too much queries too frequently on a single table – API Throttling Warnings.
You can do paging in FQL and when querying connections in graph. It is best practice.