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A single word | cat
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Topics that contain the word "cat". You will also find its grammatical variations, such as "cats". |
A phrase. You can specify that the search results contain a specific phrase. |
"cat food" (quotation marks) |
Topics that contain the literal phrase "cat food" and all its grammatical variations. Without the quotation marks, the query is equivalent to specifying an OR operator, which finds topics with one of the individual words instead of the phrase. |
Search for | Operator | Example |
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Two or more words in the same topic |
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Either word in a topic |
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Topics that do not contain a specific word or phrase |
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Topics that contain one string and do not contain another | ^ (caret) |
cat ^ mouse
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A combination of search types | ( ) parentheses |
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Execute Query By Definition
This call executes a TQL query defined by the payload.
URL
/topologyQuery
Method
POST
Headers
Required:
Authorization: Bearer <token>
Note <token>
is the token that is returned by the Authentication call.
Example:
Authorization: Bearer eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJleHAiOjE0Njc5ODQ5MTcsImN1c3RvbWVyIjoxLCJ1c2VybmFtZSI6InN5c2FkbWluIn0.Ph8WHtzvpvfuH1j0CtwHqyBhX1uLlfhr0eQQ7m0_gT0
Request type
JSON
Response type
JSON
URL Parameters
Required:None
Optional:None
Payload
{ nodes: [ queryIdentifier: [temp_id], type: [ucmdb_cit], visible: [boolean], includeSubtypes: [boolean], layout: list of [ucmdb_cit_prop], attributeConditions: [ { attribute: [ucmdb_cit_prop], operator: [operator] @optional, value: [ucmdb_cit_prop_value], not: [boolean] @optional default=false }, { logicalOperator: [logic_operator] @optional default=and, conditions: list of [attributeConditions] }, … ], ids: list of [ucmdb_id], linkConditions: [ { linkIdentifier: [temp_id], minCardinality: [cardinality], maxCardinality: [cardinality] }, { logicalOperator: [logic_operator] @optional default=and, conditions: list of [linkCondition] }, … ] }, … ], relations: [ { queryIdentifier: [temp_id], type: [ucmdb_cit], visible: [boolean], includeSubtypes: [boolean], layout: list of [ucmdb_cit_prop], attributeCondtitions: list of [attributeCondition], from: [temp_id], to: [temp_id] }, … ] }
Note
- The
…
(three dots) denotes that there can be 0 or more values. - The
visible
attribute above specifies whether to return this node in the results. - The
includeSubtypes
attribute specifies whether to include the subtypes of this node type. - The
layout
attribute specifies which attributes of the objects will be returned (default: none). - The
attributeConditions
attribute specifies conditions on the properties of the objects or relationships. You can use simple attributes (name, operator, or value) or complex attributes (a logical operator and a list of attributes that are joined by that logical operator). - The
linkConditions
attribute specifies conditions on the links that the object participates into. You need to specify the link’s temporary ID and the cardinality. You can also use complex conditions that are made of a logical operator and a list of conditions. - The
not
property on the conditions specifies whether to negate the condition. If this property is unspecified, the default value is false.
Data Types:
[temp_id]
The string that represents a temporary ID of the objects. This temporary ID can be used for referring to the object inside this payload. For example, you can specify the two ends of a relationship, if you want to use an object that was defined in the same payload, use the object’s temp ID.
[ucmdb_cit]
The string that represents the name of a valid CI Type. You have to use the name of the CI Type, not the display name. The name of the CI Type can be found inside the CI Type Manager.
<ucmdb_cit_prop>
This represents the valid property name of the CI Type. You can get the name and the list of all properties of a CI Type from the CI Type Manager.
[operator]
One of the following strings: isNull
, equals
, isNotEqualTo
, like
, greaterThan
, greaterThanOrEqual
, lessThan
, lessThanOrEqual
, in
, containsAny
, contains
. If this is unspecified, the default value is equals
.
[ucmdb_cit_prop_value]
The property value, which can be integer, string, Boolean, long, double, ISO8601 date, or a list of values depending on the CIT property data type.
[logic_operator]
The string that represents a logic operator, which can be "and
" or "or
".
[cardinality]
The string that represents the cardinality of a relationship end, which can be a number, *
, or UNBOUNDED
.
Example:
See the output of GET /sampleToplogyQuery.
Success response
Response: 200
Content:
{ cis: [ { ucmdbId: [ucmdb_id], type: [ucmdb_cit], properties: { <ucmdb_cit_prop>: [ucmdb_cit_prop_value], … } }, … ], relations: [ { ucmdbId: [ucmdb_id], type: [ucmdb_cit], end1Id: [ucmdb_id], end2Id: [ucmdb_id], properties: { <ucmdb_cit_prop>: [ucmdb_cit_prop_value], … } }, … ] }
Note The …
(three dots) denotes that there can be 0 or more values.
Data Types:
[ucmdb_id]
The string that represents the ID of an object.
[ucmdb_cit]
The string that represents the name of a valid CI Type from the
[ucmdb_cit_prop_value]
The property value, which can be integer, string, Boolean, long, double, ISO8601 date, or a list of values depending on the CIT property data type.
Custom fields:
<ucmdb_cit_prop>
The valid property name of the CI Type. You can get the name and the list of all properties of a CI Type from the CI Type Manager. You have to use the name of the property, not its display name.
Error response
Status: 400
Content:
{ error: [string] }
Example:
Code: 400
Content:
{ error: The following error has occurred: Class "nodeo" is not defined in the class model. Please consult logs for more details }
Note
The user that the token belongs to must have the required permissions for executing TQL queries by definition through the SDK.
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