Cisco Cisco Prime Performance Manager 1.7 Developer's Guide
Cisco Prime Performance Manager 1.7 REST API Guide
Examples of formatted timestamp:
2013-04-23T02:30:15%2B0800
2013-07-01T03:00:30-0600
Format:
true or false
Example:
showSeconds=false
showSeconds=true
Additional Notes
Only supported in the “GET /{reportType}/{category}../{reportName}” requests.
By default, reports queried using the seconds interval (FIFTEEN_SECS or THIRTY_SECS) render the
seconds on the report timestamp column. If the user does not want to see the seconds in the timestamp, this
parameter (showSeconds) can be used with a value of false.
seconds on the report timestamp column. If the user does not want to see the seconds in the timestamp, this
parameter (showSeconds) can be used with a value of false.
5.7.8 pageIndex
Table 14 – pageIndex Parameter
Parameter
Notes
pageIndex
The report page number being requested for multi-page reports. This
parameter only applies for pagination; that is, for partial report response
(HTTP status response code=206).
Format:
Positive integer number greater than 0.
Example:
pageIndex=2
parameter only applies for pagination; that is, for partial report response
(HTTP status response code=206).
Format:
Positive integer number greater than 0.
Example:
pageIndex=2
Additional Notes
Only supported in the “GET /{reportType}/{category}../{reportName}” requests.
5.7.9 maxPageSize
Table 15 – maxPageSize Parameter
Parameter
Notes
maxPageSize
The maximum total number of report records that can be found in the
response.
Format: a positive integer number greater than 0.
Example:
maxPageSize=10000
response.
Format: a positive integer number greater than 0.
Example:
maxPageSize=10000
Additional Notes
Only supported in the “GET /{reportType} /{category}../{reportName}”requests.
The default is 1000.
This parameter represents the maximum number of records that may be found on the report response.