Create Saved Search

Create a saved search using the REST API.

Request

POST <tenant URI>/personal/savedSearches

Table 1. Parameters
Parameters	Name	Required	Details
Headers	`Authorization`	Yes	Information about authentication access token in format "Bearer `<accessToken>`" (see details in Authentication API ).
Headers	`Content-Type`	Yes	Should be `"Content-Type: application/json"`.
Body		Yes	JSON Array with objects representing saved search request objects to create. Each object must have "name" and "query" properties, all other are optional.
Query	`onBehalfOf`	No	If current user is tenant admin, he can specify user name in this field for whom he is going to create saved search request.

Response

Array with results for each element of a request. Each result will have the following properties:

index - index of request object in responded JSON Array.
URI - URI of entity object that is created. Returned only if an object was created successfully.
object - request object created.
error - if an object can't be created for some reason. Contains details of the problem. Returns only if an object wasn't created. (See details in Error /*link*/).
- Possible Errors:
  - warning - if object is created but there were some problems.
  - status- result of operation; possible values are "OK" or "failed"

Request

POST <tenant URI>/personal/savedSearches
Headers:Authorization:Bearer 204938ca-2cf7-44b0-b11a-1b4c59984512,
Content-Type:application/json
Body:[
   {
      "name":"super-search #1",
      "description":"bla-bla...",
      "query":"filter=(equals(type,'configuration/entityTypes/HCP'))",
      "isFavorite":true,
      "isPublic":false,
      "uiState":{
         "searchPanelLength":32,
         "searchPanelWidth":256
      }
   },
   {
      "name":"super-search #2",
      "query":"filter=(equals(type,'configuration/entityTypes/Location'))",
      "isFavorite":false,
      "isPublic":true,
      "uiState":{
         "showSearchPanel":true
      }
   }
]

Note:

If you need to use a semicolon in a query, percent encode the semicolon character. The percent encoding of the semicolon character is 3B. Here is an example of the string "test;aftersemicolon" using percent encoding:

...
        "query": "filter=equals(type,'configuration/entityTypes/HCP')
         and equals(attributes.FirstName,'test%3Baftersemicolon')
         &options=searchByOv,ovOnly",
  ...

Response

[
   {
      "index":0,
      "object":{
         "URI":"searchRequests/01LBxoX",
         "name":"super-search #1",
         "description":"bla-bla...",
         "query":"filter=(equals(type,'configuration/entityTypes/HCP'))",
         "isFavorite":true,
         "uiState":{
            "searchPanelLength":32,
            "searchPanelWidth":256
         },
         "createDate":1398116799771,
         "isPublic":false,
         "owner":"mike"
      },
      "successful":true
   },
   {
      "index":1,
      "object":{
         "URI":"searchRequests/01LC24n",
         "name":"super-search #2",
         "query":"filter=(equals(type,'configuration/entityTypes/Location'))",
         "isFavorite":false,
         "uiState":{
            "showSearchPanel":true
         },
         "createDate":1398116799812,
         "isPublic":true,
         "owner":"mike"
      },
      "successful":true
   }
]

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