Get Related Records of Specified Target Object From Multiple Relationships
Use this endpoint to retrieve arrays of records related to records in multiple relationships that specify a target object by using the full identifier of the other end of the multiple relationship as a parameter. This is useful in cases where more than one relationship has the same relationship identifier and same target objects but different sources.
For example, the io_role and io_group objects have an io_users multiple relationship that points to the same target object as io_user. To request records related to a specific user record, you must use an additional parameter to indicate that you want records that are related to that specific user with Roles or Groups.
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Method
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GET
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URL
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/v2/<object_full_identifier>/<record_uuid>/<target_object_full_identifier>/<multiple_relationship_full_identifier>
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Parameters
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Response Content Type
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application/json
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Input Example
The input should be a GET request with the following URL, for example:
GET https://localhost:8080/v2/io_user/bb78d74e-b9dc-11e0-adfd-00ff8314382b/io_role/io_users
Response Example
The response is a JSON array that represents the related records. Following is an example Status Code 200 response for the Object field:
[{
" {
"__object_identifier": "io_role",
"io_updated_by": "764f0869-8b2a-4e43-8f23-88f593863eff",
"io_name": "Standard User",
"io_active": true,
"io_tags": null,
"io_description": null,
"io_overrides": null,
"io_deleted": false,
"io_private": false,
"io_notes": null
....
},
{
"__object_identifier": "io_role",
"io_updated_by": "764f0869-8b2a-4e43-8f23-88f593863eff",
"io_name": "System Administrator",
"io_active": true,
"io_tags": null,
"io_description": null,
"io_overrides": null,
"io_deleted": false,
"io_private": false,
"io_notes": null, ...},{},....
]
" {
"__object_identifier": "io_role",
"io_updated_by": "764f0869-8b2a-4e43-8f23-88f593863eff",
"io_name": "Standard User",
"io_active": true,
"io_tags": null,
"io_description": null,
"io_overrides": null,
"io_deleted": false,
"io_private": false,
"io_notes": null
....
},
{
"__object_identifier": "io_role",
"io_updated_by": "764f0869-8b2a-4e43-8f23-88f593863eff",
"io_name": "System Administrator",
"io_active": true,
"io_tags": null,
"io_description": null,
"io_overrides": null,
"io_deleted": false,
"io_private": false,
"io_notes": null, ...},{},....
]
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The __object_identifier key defines the full identifier of the object to which the related record belongs.
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Input Example
Following is an example GET request that does not send the io_target_object_id parameter (io_role is missing) where more than one relationship has the same identifier and target object:
GET https://localhost:8080/v2/io_user/bb78d74e-b9dc-11e0-adfd-00ff8314382b/io_users
Response Example
The response is HTTP Error Status Code 400 with the following the error message:
400: Missing or invalid required parameter. There are more than one relationships with identifier io_users and target Object io_user. Please specify target Object in the URL.
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