- okta.accessRequests.request.read
Lists all users who match the filtered query and can also view and request the entry.
The filter query parameter is mandatory for this operation. A list of users is returned if:
- the entry has the
requestOnBehalfOfSettingsenabled - the authorized user is able to request on behalf of other users
Examples
Request examples:
- Filter users with a last name that starts with "Smi"
/governance/api/v2/my/catalogs/default/entries/{entryId}/users?filter=lastName%20sw%20%22Smi%22 - Filter for users with a first name that begins with "John"
/governance/api/v2/my/catalogs/default/entries/{entryId}/users?filter=firstName%20sw%20%22John%22 - Search for users with a first or last name that begins with "John"
/governance/api/v2/my/catalogs/default/entries/{entryId}/users?filter=firstName%20sw%20%22John%22%20OR%20lastName%20sw%20%22John%22
A required filter expression that returns users based on the firstName or lastName properties. This filter expression supports the sw operator.
Note: Query parameter percent encoding is required. See Special characters.
Specifies the pagination cursor for the next page of results. Treat this as an opaque value obtained through the standard link headers. See pagination.
curl -i -X GET \
'https://okta-subdomain.pixtulate.com/governance/api/v2/my/catalogs/default/entries/cenp2rjyxK1Js2Fc41d5/users?filter=firstName%20sw%20%22John%22%20OR%20lastName%20sw%20%22John%22&after=00u68w6vzKLultXS97g6&limit=20'List of all requesters who may be able to request the entry
A link to self, which is the URL for the current request. This is used for pagination and is included in the response when the request returns a list of items. The value of this header is a URL that points to the current request, and it includes any query parameters that were used in the request. Set the rel parameter to self to indicate that this is a link to the current request.
The number of requests left for the current rate-limit window
{ "data": [ { … }, { … }, { … }, { … }, { … }, { … } ], "_links": { "self": { … } } }