Common Query Parameters
Both the
/events
and
/audit
endpoints take the following parameters:
Query parameter | Type | Description | Example |
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String | Opaque String used to keep track of the stream position. |
Return up to 100 events starting at position 376734:
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Integer | The maximum number of events to return. The API returns the lowest of the specified
limit , the internal limit of 100, and the actual number of events from the provided
streamPosition . |
Return up to 50 events starting at the beginning of the stream:
|
|
Boolean |
Defaults to
Setting this to
This parameter cannot be used if using
|
Return up to 50 events before stream position 200:
|
|
Integer |
After refining query results based on other filter parameters, skip the first
Specifying
|
Skip the first event and return the second event by the specified actor:
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|
enum |
Defaults to
If you are querying for THREAT or DEVICE events, sort by auditEventType will fail. |
Return the first 10 audit events sorted alphabetically by
|
|
enum |
Defaults to
This parameter cannot be used if using
|
Return events 10-20 starting from the specified time and sorted in descending order by
|
|
ISO 8601 String |
Return events with
If
|
Return events between the two specified times on the same day:
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|
ISO 8601 String |
Return events with
If
| |
|
UUID | Return events from the specified actor. You can specify the parameter multiple times to filter for events from multiple actors. |
Return up to 100 events from either of the two actors:
|
|
UUID | Return events that affect the specified target. This is useful for viewing the event stream for a single device. |
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|
enum | Return events with the specified
changeType . One of
CREATED ,
UPDATED ,
DELETED . |
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