One solution to avoid repetitiveness of datatable search and pagination rows upon clicking the previous or forward buttons is to use a technique called client-side caching. This technique will store the data received from the server in the client's browser, and it will be used to avoid sending another request to the server for the same data.
Another possible solution is to use server-side caching. This technique involves storing the data in the server's memory, and it will be used to avoid processing the same data again and again upon every request.
In both cases, the caching mechanism will help to minimize the amount of data transfer between the client and server, and it will provide a better user experience by reducing the latency and load time of pages.
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