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The start and end parameters have to be timestamps as longs since the epoch, not formatted strings. You have to change your query to something like this:
https://elastic.snaplogic.com/api/1/rest/public/runtime/yourorghere?start=1546300800&end=1547337540
- njahagirdar7 years agoNew Contributor
Hey Akelpe,
Thanks alot! It works like magic , I would want to know, if you tried doing the page indentation to capture of all the pipelines for the defined timestamp, because I tried doing that but I am getting two rows that is for last one hour fetch and for the timestamp specified, and hence I’m unable to capture all the pipelines for the timestamp specified.
Let me know what you think about it
- cjhoward187 years agoEmployee
In the future you can use the ‘Runtime Archive’ feature in the Manager tab under Project spaces to download the files to slfs directly, which is how you will want to access a bulk number of runtimes. This is a new feature and that will start having your runtimes from around January 1st onward.