Hi Mark,
1. Can you control the sequence in which entities are returned?
Yes, you can. So you have the order parameter, we kind of discussed it already. You can return them automatically, ascending and descending. In the UI, you can click, hover over the header. So it's not available immediately. You don't see it unless you hover over the header of the table with the search results. But then you can do that and you see the error, you click on it. It will, again, sort results automatically. So to that extent you can.
2. If the collection of samples could be provided it would be helpful or another approach to access api request?
We have some of the APIs published today on what we call developer portal. But, you cannot download the postman collection from there. You can only get a specification. And another restriction going on that exists right now is you cannot download specification of the entire API set. You have to only download the specification of one specific API.
3. For cursor search how long is it available to make subsequent requests?
Yes, we made it different from the original elastic search cursor, in we made it long. So today it's one day. It will only expire after 24 hours. It's still in milliseconds but it's pretty long. So cursor can last up to 24 hours today
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Dmitry Blinov
Principal Product Manager
Reltio
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Original Message:
Sent: 03-20-2023 19:43
From: Mark Burlock
Subject: Data Search Questions (AMA)
- Can you control the sequence in which entities are returned?
- If the collection of samples could be provided it would be helpful or another approach to access api request?
- For cursor search how long is it available to make subsequent requests?
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Mark Burlock
Dodge Data & Analytics
Hamilton NJ
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