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https://AAA_WebServer/api/items/logs?$select=field,action,time,old_value,new_value,note,change_source,article_id,action_field,source_text,username_username,username_email,article_id_name,article_id_bim_id,article_id_number_name?filter=items\time gt '2021-06-30'
Is there anything in the syntax that looks wrong? the API URL works if I leave out the filter section.
btw. I also tried filter=items\time gt datetime''2021-06-30T00:00:00'
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Yes. Typically each parameter is separated by '&', and filter should be prefixed by $.
https://AAA_WebServer/api/items/logs?$select=field,action,time,old_value,new_value,note,change_source,article_id,action_field,source_text,username_username,username_email,article_id_name,article_id_bim_id,article_id_number_name&$filter=items\time gt '2021-06-30'
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Hi @MarkusEng1998 ,
Try below format:
$filter=StartDate ge datetime'2014-01-01T00%3a00%3a00'
Check the reference below:
https://newbedev.com/rest-api-filter-by-start-and-end-dates-using-today
Best Regards,
Kelly
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Thank you @mahoneypat and @v-kelly-msft for your responses. The ampersand worked!
Cheers, I really appreciate this forum. I am learning so much.
Yes. Typically each parameter is separated by '&', and filter should be prefixed by $.
https://AAA_WebServer/api/items/logs?$select=field,action,time,old_value,new_value,note,change_source,article_id,action_field,source_text,username_username,username_email,article_id_name,article_id_bim_id,article_id_number_name&$filter=items\time gt '2021-06-30'
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