Saved Queries
This resource lets you get the list of saved searches that the specific user created.
Resource | /api/admin/users/{userID}/savedQueries |
Returned entity | SavedQuery. For the description of the entity attributes, see Supported Fields section. |
Supported methods |
SavedQuery attributes
Represents a saved search.
Extends WatchFolder
This table describes attributes of the SavedQuery
entity.
To receive an attribute in the response from server, specify it explicitly in the request parameter
fields
.To update an attribute, provide it in the body of a POST request.
Field | Type | Description |
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query | String | The query that is saved in this search. |
issues | Array of Issues | The collection of issues that match this saved search. |
owner | User | A user who created — hence, owns — the watch folder. |
visibleFor | UserGroup | Group of users that can see this watch folder. If the folder is visible only for its owner, this property is null. |
updateableBy | UserGroup | Group of users that can update this watch folder. If only the folder's owner can update it, this property is null. |
name | String | The name of the issue folder. |
Read a List of SavedQueries
Get the list of all saved searches that this user created.
Request syntax
Request parameters
Parameter | Type | Description |
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fields | String | A list of SavedQuery attributes that should be returned in the response. If no field is specified,only the |
$skip | Int | Optional. Lets you set a number of returned entities to skip before returning the first one. |
$top | Int | Optional. Lets you specify the maximum number of entries that are returned in the response. |