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List all restore jobs

get
https://apis.druva.com/phoenix/oraclesbt/v1/orgs//reports/jobs/restores

Returns all restore jobs

Path Params
int32
required

The organization ID of your organization. Set it to "0" to select all organizations. Get the ID of an organization using the 'List all organizations' API.

Query Params
sourceServerName
array of strings

The name of the Oracle server host whose database is backed up when a backup job is initiated. Specify multiple server names by separating them with commas.

sourceServerName
destServerName
array of strings

The name of the Oracle server host on which the backup data is downloaded when the restore job completes. Specify multiple server names by separating them with commas.

destServerName
dbName
array of strings

The name of the database for which the job is initiated. Specify multiple names by separating them with commas.

dbName
status
array of int32s

Status of the job. This parameter can be set to one or more of the following values: Queued, Running, Successful and Failed. Specify multiple status values by separating them with commas.

status
date-time

Specifies the lower bound value of the filter range. The time should be specified in the UTC format and must be greater than the value of (current time - 6 months). The format of this parameter is YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ.

date-time

Specifies the upper bound value of the filter range. The time should be specified in the UTC format and must be lesser than the current date. The format is YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ.

string

Sort the API results by the scheduled time of the job, either in ascending or descending order. Set the sortOrder value to ASC or DESC. The default value is ASC.

string

The token to access the next page of results. Keep this field blank in the first request.

Responses

400

Bad Request

404

The requested resource was not found.

Updated 10 months ago

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