{ 
    id: string 
    The database key of the component; an incoming component can be identified either by its database key, or by its unique name, or by its name with qualifiers which are unique when combined; when this database key is present, it takes precedence and componentName and qualifiers(when present) are used to verify the retrieved component 

     componentName: string 
    The name of the component; an incoming component can be identified either by its database key, or by its unique name, or by its name with qualifiers which are unique when combined; this name is used to verify any component retrieved by database key, and is used if there is no database key or if the database key fails to resolve; for componentType Configuration and HardwareInventory, componentName is the created timestamp (in milliseconds); for componentType SecurityVulnerability, componentName is the securityVulnerabilityID; for componentType SnmpManagerStation, componentName is the address 

     componentType: string * 
    The type of the component, used to verify what is retrieved by key/name; valid values are: Combogroup, Condition, Configuration, Device, DeviceAdapter, DeviceAgent, DeviceSecurityProfile DynamicField, EmailDistributionList, Group, HardwareInventory, JobApprovalType, Keyword, Model, OsImage, PredefinedJob, Realm, RemoteFileServer, Role, Rule, RuleSet, SecurityVulnerability, SnmpManagerStation, Template, and User 

     qualifiers: { 
      Any additional single qualifier needed to identify the component uniquely, when the name alone is not sufficient; the map key is the extra attribute name string; the map value string completes the identification of the component; for componentType Configuration and HardwareInventory: key=deviceKey, value=database key of the device the item belongs to, key=deviceName, value=name of the device the item belongs to, key=timestamp, value=creation date/time in server display format; for componentType DeviceAdapter: key=adapterType, value=type of the device adapter, key=parent, value=parent or owner used for organizing certain types of adapters, key=vendorName, value=name of the vendor that owns a device type; for componentType DynamicField: key=type, value=base class name of the component associated with the dynamic field; for componentType Group, ComboGroup: key=realmName, value=name of the realm the group belongs to; for componentType Model: key=vendorGuid, value=the vendor GUID; for componentType OsImage: key=filename, value=name of the file(s) making up the image; for componentType SecurityVulnerability: key=vendorGuid, value=the vendor GUID 
    } 
}

{ 
    actionNumber: integer 
    Include the results from this one action within the job; action numbers start with 1 

     errorMessageMatch: string 
    Include the results that failed with this error message, asterisk wildcards allowed 

     statusId: integer 
    Include the results with this numeric completion status 

     subactionNumber: integer 
    Include the results from this one sub-action within the action specified by the actionNumber field; sub-action numbers start with 1; this is ignored if you fail to specify an actionNumber 
}

{ 
    formatId: integer * 
    The format of the exported file (CSV, HTML, PDF, or RTF) 

     hideHeaderAndFooterFlag: boolean 
    When the format is CSV, whether or not to hide the header and footer; when false, the header/title and footer/selections are included in the CSV file; when true, parts of the header and footer are excluded from the CSV file, making the file more easily imported into a spreadsheet; ignored when the format is not CSV 

     hideSensitiveDataFlag: boolean 
    For those exports that carry configuration data, whether or not the exported file masks sensitive configuration data, when false, the exported file contains the same data as the viewed data (which may already have masked its sensitive data, if you are not granted the "Access Sensitive Data" system right); when true, the exported file masks sensitive configuration data 

     includeAllDetailsFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not the exported file contains all the details associated with the main report or owned by the selected job; when false, the exported file contains only the selected report or job; when true, the exported file contains the selected report and its details subreports, or the selected job and its device transcripts; for reports, the number of details subreports is limited by the system parameter "Maximum Number of Details in Exported Reports"; ignored when the selected report supports no details (such as system diagnostics, device inventory, and OS image History reports) 

     orderBy: string 
    Sort details by the specified attribute in the specified order (prefix with a '+' for ascending order or a '-' for descending order); each type of export supports different attributes that can be sorted; not applicable to exports that lack sortable rows (such as configurations, transcripts, system diagnostics report, and all details-type reports); ignored when not applicable 

     subject: string 
    The subject of the email message carrying the exported content 

     toAdhocAddresses: [ 
      Any ad-hoc email addresses of the other interested recipients of the exported content 

       string 
    ] 

     toEmailListIds: [ 
      Any email distribution lists to receive the exported content 

       ComponentId
    ] 

     toUserIds: [ 
      Any users to receive the exported content 

       ComponentId
    ] 
}

{ 
    categoryId: integer 
    The event category 

     categoryName: string 
    The meaning of the numeric categoryId 

     currentThreadId: integer 
    Session number in which the event was logged 

     description: string 
    Description of the event 

     descriptionExtension: string 
    More details about the event, used by the system to help link events to their source 

     realmName: string 
    Realm that the target belongs to, when the target is a network span 

     rootThreadId: integer 
    Root session number in which the event was logged 

     severityId: integer 
    The event severity 

     severityName: string 
    The meaning of the numeric severityId 

     sourceName: string 
    The source of the event, or what caused the event 

     targetId: string 
    The database key of the target 

     targetName: string 
    The target of the event, or what was acted on 

     timestamp: date-time 
    Date and time the event was created 
    Example: 2018-01-31T13:45:00.000+0000

     typeId: integer 
    The event type 

     typeName: string 
    The meaning of the numeric typeId 
}

{ 
    formatId: integer * 
    The format of the exported file (CSV, HTML, PDF, or RTF) 

     hideHeaderAndFooterFlag: boolean 
    When the format is CSV, whether or not to hide the header and footer; when false, the header/title and footer/selections are included in the CSV file; when true, parts of the header and footer are excluded from the CSV file, making the file more easily imported into a spreadsheet; ignored when the format is not CSV 

     hideSensitiveDataFlag: boolean 
    For those exports that carry configuration data, whether or not the exported file masks sensitive configuration data, when false, the exported file contains the same data as the viewed data (which may already have masked its sensitive data, if you are not granted the "Access Sensitive Data" system right); when true, the exported file masks sensitive configuration data 

     includeAllDetailsFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not the exported file contains all the details associated with the main report or owned by the selected job; when false, the exported file contains only the selected report or job; when true, the exported file contains the selected report and its details subreports, or the selected job and its device transcripts; for reports, the number of details subreports is limited by the system parameter "Maximum Number of Details in Exported Reports"; ignored when the selected report supports no details (such as system diagnostics, device inventory, and OS image History reports) 

     orderBy: string 
    Sort details by the specified attribute in the specified order (prefix with a '+' for ascending order or a '-' for descending order); each type of export supports different attributes that can be sorted; not applicable to exports that lack sortable rows (such as configurations, transcripts, system diagnostics report, and all details-type reports); ignored when not applicable 

     subject: string 
    The subject of the email message carrying the exported content 

     toAdhocAddresses: [ 
      Any ad-hoc email addresses of the other interested recipients of the exported content 

       string 
    ] 

     toEmailListIds: [ 
      Any email distribution lists to receive the exported content 

       ComponentId
    ] 

     toUserIds: [ 
      Any users to receive the exported content 

       ComponentId
    ] 

     filter: EventFilterDTO
    Filter for events matching the various criteria specified in the EventFilterDTO; when null, no filtering occurs 

     viewNameForTitle: string * 
    The name of the view being exported, used only for display in the exported file's header 
}

{ 
    formatId: integer * 
    The format of the exported file (CSV, HTML, PDF, or RTF) 

     hideHeaderAndFooterFlag: boolean 
    When the format is CSV, whether or not to hide the header and footer; when false, the header/title and footer/selections are included in the CSV file; when true, parts of the header and footer are excluded from the CSV file, making the file more easily imported into a spreadsheet; ignored when the format is not CSV 

     hideSensitiveDataFlag: boolean 
    For those exports that carry configuration data, whether or not the exported file masks sensitive configuration data, when false, the exported file contains the same data as the viewed data (which may already have masked its sensitive data, if you are not granted the "Access Sensitive Data" system right); when true, the exported file masks sensitive configuration data 

     includeAllDetailsFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not the exported file contains all the details associated with the main report or owned by the selected job; when false, the exported file contains only the selected report or job; when true, the exported file contains the selected report and its details subreports, or the selected job and its device transcripts; for reports, the number of details subreports is limited by the system parameter "Maximum Number of Details in Exported Reports"; ignored when the selected report supports no details (such as system diagnostics, device inventory, and OS image History reports) 

     orderBy: string 
    Sort details by the specified attribute in the specified order (prefix with a '+' for ascending order or a '-' for descending order); each type of export supports different attributes that can be sorted; not applicable to exports that lack sortable rows (such as configurations, transcripts, system diagnostics report, and all details-type reports); ignored when not applicable 

     filter: EventFilterDTO
    Filter for events matching the various criteria specified in the EventFilterDTO; when null, no filtering occurs 

     viewNameForTitle: string * 
    The name of the view being exported, used only for display in the exported file's header 
}

{ 
    categoryId: integer 
    Search for events in this category; a null or a zero value means do not filter on this field 

     descriptionMatch: string 
    Search for events whose description matches this wildcard-enabled string; a null means do not filter on this field 

     groupId: string 
    Search for events related to the group or the combo group specified by this database key; this field can be used only in transient filters (not in any views), as it is an input-only field and is not persisted to the database 

     maxEvents: integer 
    The maximum number of events returned by a database query that uses this filter, from which a selected page is extracted; setting a value improves performance when there are many events in the database; a value of zero or less means an unlimited number of events are returned 

     realmNameMatch: string 
    Search for events whose realm matches this wildcard-enabled string; a null means do not filter on this field 

     rootThreadId: integer 
    Search for events that were logged in this parent or root database session; a null or a zero value means do not filter on this field 

     severityIds: [ 
      Search for events of this severity; a null or an empty list means do not filter on this field 

       integer 
    ] 

     sourceNameMatch: string 
    Search for events whose source matches this wildcard-enabled string; a null means do not filter on this field 

     targetNameMatch: string 
    Search for events whose target matches this wildcard-enabled string; a null means do not filter on this field 

     timestamp: TimePeriodDTO
    Search for events that occurred within this time period; a null means do not filter on this field 

     typeId: integer 
    Search for events of this type; a null or a zero value means do not filter on this field 
}

{ 
    formatId: integer * 
    The format of the exported file (CSV, HTML, PDF, or RTF) 

     hideHeaderAndFooterFlag: boolean 
    When the format is CSV, whether or not to hide the header and footer; when false, the header/title and footer/selections are included in the CSV file; when true, parts of the header and footer are excluded from the CSV file, making the file more easily imported into a spreadsheet; ignored when the format is not CSV 

     hideSensitiveDataFlag: boolean 
    For those exports that carry configuration data, whether or not the exported file masks sensitive configuration data, when false, the exported file contains the same data as the viewed data (which may already have masked its sensitive data, if you are not granted the "Access Sensitive Data" system right); when true, the exported file masks sensitive configuration data 

     includeAllDetailsFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not the exported file contains all the details associated with the main report or owned by the selected job; when false, the exported file contains only the selected report or job; when true, the exported file contains the selected report and its details subreports, or the selected job and its device transcripts; for reports, the number of details subreports is limited by the system parameter "Maximum Number of Details in Exported Reports"; ignored when the selected report supports no details (such as system diagnostics, device inventory, and OS image History reports) 

     orderBy: string 
    Sort details by the specified attribute in the specified order (prefix with a '+' for ascending order or a '-' for descending order); each type of export supports different attributes that can be sorted; not applicable to exports that lack sortable rows (such as configurations, transcripts, system diagnostics report, and all details-type reports); ignored when not applicable 
}

{ 
    formatId: integer * 
    The format of the exported file (CSV, HTML, PDF, or RTF) 

     hideHeaderAndFooterFlag: boolean 
    When the format is CSV, whether or not to hide the header and footer; when false, the header/title and footer/selections are included in the CSV file; when true, parts of the header and footer are excluded from the CSV file, making the file more easily imported into a spreadsheet; ignored when the format is not CSV 

     hideSensitiveDataFlag: boolean 
    For those exports that carry configuration data, whether or not the exported file masks sensitive configuration data, when false, the exported file contains the same data as the viewed data (which may already have masked its sensitive data, if you are not granted the "Access Sensitive Data" system right); when true, the exported file masks sensitive configuration data 

     includeAllDetailsFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not the exported file contains all the details associated with the main report or owned by the selected job; when false, the exported file contains only the selected report or job; when true, the exported file contains the selected report and its details subreports, or the selected job and its device transcripts; for reports, the number of details subreports is limited by the system parameter "Maximum Number of Details in Exported Reports"; ignored when the selected report supports no details (such as system diagnostics, device inventory, and OS image History reports) 

     orderBy: string 
    Sort details by the specified attribute in the specified order (prefix with a '+' for ascending order or a '-' for descending order); each type of export supports different attributes that can be sorted; not applicable to exports that lack sortable rows (such as configurations, transcripts, system diagnostics report, and all details-type reports); ignored when not applicable 

     subject: string 
    The subject of the email message carrying the exported content 

     toAdhocAddresses: [ 
      Any ad-hoc email addresses of the other interested recipients of the exported content 

       string 
    ] 

     toEmailListIds: [ 
      Any email distribution lists to receive the exported content 

       ComponentId
    ] 

     toUserIds: [ 
      Any users to receive the exported content 

       ComponentId
    ] 

     filter: DeviceResultFilterDTO
    Which device results are included in the emailed file 
}

{ 
    formatId: integer * 
    The format of the exported file (CSV, HTML, PDF, or RTF) 

     hideHeaderAndFooterFlag: boolean 
    When the format is CSV, whether or not to hide the header and footer; when false, the header/title and footer/selections are included in the CSV file; when true, parts of the header and footer are excluded from the CSV file, making the file more easily imported into a spreadsheet; ignored when the format is not CSV 

     hideSensitiveDataFlag: boolean 
    For those exports that carry configuration data, whether or not the exported file masks sensitive configuration data, when false, the exported file contains the same data as the viewed data (which may already have masked its sensitive data, if you are not granted the "Access Sensitive Data" system right); when true, the exported file masks sensitive configuration data 

     includeAllDetailsFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not the exported file contains all the details associated with the main report or owned by the selected job; when false, the exported file contains only the selected report or job; when true, the exported file contains the selected report and its details subreports, or the selected job and its device transcripts; for reports, the number of details subreports is limited by the system parameter "Maximum Number of Details in Exported Reports"; ignored when the selected report supports no details (such as system diagnostics, device inventory, and OS image History reports) 

     orderBy: string 
    Sort details by the specified attribute in the specified order (prefix with a '+' for ascending order or a '-' for descending order); each type of export supports different attributes that can be sorted; not applicable to exports that lack sortable rows (such as configurations, transcripts, system diagnostics report, and all details-type reports); ignored when not applicable 

     filter: DeviceResultFilterDTO
    Which device results are included in the exported file 
}

{ 
    description: string * 
    Description or explanation of the event; will be truncated at 255 characters 

     eventSeverityId: integer * 
    The event severity, or how important this event is 

     targetId: string 
    The database key of the target 

     targetName: string 
    The target of the event, or what was acted on; will be truncated at 255 characters 
}

{ 
    timePeriodTypeId: integer * 
    What sort of time period this is 

     timePeriodTypeName: string 
    The meaning of the numeric timePeriodTypeId (read-only) 

     startTimestamp: date-time 
    The start date/time. Required only for certain user-defined time period types of After and Range; when the timestamp is missing the timezone, the server local timezone is assumed 
    Example: 2017-01-31T13:45:00.000+0000

     endTimestamp: date-time 
    The end date/time. Required only for certain user-defined time period types of Before and Range; when the timestamp is missing the timezone, the server local timezone is assumed 
    Example: 2017-01-31T13:45:00.000+0000
}