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rules/S7186/java/rule.adoc

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 Spring Data Repository supports paging for queries, allowing you to return results in small, manageable chunks rather than retrieving an entire large result set.
 
-The conventional approach to paginating data in Spring is to use the `Pageable` interface to control pagination and to store the query results into a `Page` or Slice.
-If a query method returns a `Page` or Slice without taking a `Pageable` as an input, it likely employs a custom pagination scheme, which is inconsistent with Spring conventions.
+The conventional approach to paginating data in Spring is to use the `Pageable` interface to control pagination and to store the query results into a `Page` or `Slice`.
+If a query method in a `Repository` returns a `Page` or `Slice` without taking a `Pageable` as an input, it raises a runtime exception.
 
-This rule raises an issue on query methods that return a `Page` or Slice without taking a `Pageable` as an input.
+This rule raises an issue on query methods that return a `Page` or `Slice` without taking a `Pageable` as an input.
 
 == How to fix it
 
-Ensure that methods returning a `Page` or Slice include a `Pageable` parameter in their method signature.
+Ensure that query methods returning a `Page` or `Slice` include a `Pageable` parameter in their method signature.
 
 === Code examples