Cisco Cisco Evolved Programmable Network Manager 1.2 Developer's Guide
Using Sorting
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9 Using Sorting
Sorting lets you control the order in which resources are returned. They can be sorted in
Ascending or Descending order based on user preference.
Sorting is enabled using the .sort(attribute_name) query parameter. Sorting is
supported for all request types.
For example, to sort a list of Devices by their latest collection times, you may use the
following URL:
Ascending or Descending order based on user preference.
Sorting is enabled using the .sort(attribute_name) query parameter. Sorting is
supported for all request types.
For example, to sort a list of Devices by their latest collection times, you may use the
following URL:
https://<server_name>/restconf/v1/data/epnm-restconf-xmp-im-ext-
managedelement:ManagedElement?.sort(+collectionTime)
managedelement:ManagedElement?.sort(+collectionTime)
Ascending vs. Descending
Ascending or Descending order is controlled by adding a "+" or "-" in front of the
attribute name.
attribute name.
To sort based on collectionTime in ascending order, use the + sign (the default):
https://<server_name>/restconf/v1/data/epnm-restconf-xmp-im-ext-
managedelement:ManagedElement?.sort(+collectionTime)
managedelement:ManagedElement?.sort(+collectionTime)
To sort based on collectionTime in descending order, use the – sign:
https://<server_name>/restconf/v1/data/epnm-restconf-xmp-im-ext-
managedelement:ManagedElement?.sort(-collectionTime)
managedelement:ManagedElement?.sort(-collectionTime)