find_repository_object
Search for repository objects.
Method and URI
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Request
Content
Not required.
Query Parameter
You can use the following query parameters to restrict the result set of the object search. A * as a wildcard can be used for all parameters.
Parameter | Beschreibung |
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description | Short description of the object |
object_id | Object ID |
internal_id | Internal ID |
external_id | External ID |
query | Query for direct queries on the tables /GAL/CCM_DATA00 and /GAL/CCM_INDEX00. The syntax corresponds to an ABAP WHERE condition in a SELECT on table /GAL/CCM_DATA00 with alias DATA00 and an INNER JOIN on table /GAL/CCM_INDEX00 with alias INDEX00. Queries cannot be used if the URL parameter "min_update_timestamp" is used. Example: DATA00~CREATE_USER_ID LIKE '%TESTER' Result: All objects created with the user "TESTER". |
object_status | Status of the object. Permissible values are A for Active, I for Inactive, T for Template, G for Ghost (temporarily unavailable), D for Deleted and U for Undeleted. |
index_mode | Comparison operator for queries on the object index. Valid values are AND and OR. |
expand | Identifier, whether complete object data is to be returned. Permissible values are True and False. By default, only the values repository_id, object_id, internal_id, external_id and the short description are returned. |
Any Index field name | If a query parameter is passed that does not correspond to the above parameters, it is assumed that the parameter corresponds to the name of an index field stored in table /GAL/CCM_INDEX00. |
Example
Response
Content
Array with JSON serialized versions of the found Conigma Repository objects when specifying the query parameter expand=True. Otherwise, a JSON array with the object IDs including the description is returned as result set.
Example
Example w/o expand or with expand=False: