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- dmillerFormer Employee
You could build a pipeline that uses the SnapLogic Delete Snap, then create a Triggered task to call it from a URL.
- eric_hansen_worNew Contributor
Using SnapLogic to manage SnapLogic assets is not an option for me.
The activity API has to arguments: filter_asset and filter_project but there’s no example usage in the document.
Which values are compatible with those filters?
- dmillerFormer Employee
Per development:
filter_asset: filter activity by an asset’s label
filter_project: filter activity by project’s labelThere are some dependencies.
filter_ project also needs filter_project_space
filter_ asset needs filter_project_space and filter_ project- eric_hansen_worNew Contributor
Outstanding, thank you. I would love to see that included in the API documentation.
My solution will be to query the Activity API for activities in a project/Dir, and use the HTTP DELETE method for anything in the directory before deleting the directory itself.
It’s not ideal, but thankfully I was able to monitor the HTTP traffic in the Management UI and make the same kind of API calls to manage assets.
Thanks again.
- eric_hansen_worNew Contributor
I’m having trouble using the HTTP method for deleting ACCOUNT assets because the asset_id is used in the call.
That asset_id is only available in the SnapLogic List snap and not via the API.
Is there another API method or path I can use to delete account assets?