This method returns 100 items at a time, to retrieve more items, multiple requests with incremental page number must be performed.
The name of the target tenant (e.g. acme).
The search text used to filter objects (requires searchField parameter).
Use '*' for variants: starts with (foo*), contains (*foo*) or ends with (*foo).
The name of the field in which to verify the search text.
Condition on customer id.
Condition on location id.
Condition on thing id.
Condition to get events started after a specific timestamp.
Condition to get events started before a specific timestamp.
The number of elements to retrieve for the current page.
The page number to retrieve (zero-based).
The work-session-definition identifier.
Successful operation.
The work-session object identifier.
The identifier of the work-session-definition associated with the work-session.
The work-session name.
The work-session title.
The work-session description.
The work-session start timestamp.
The work-session stop timestamp.
The work-session last status update timestamp.
The map of monitored metrics values.
The status of the import process, if any.
The thing associated to the work-session.
The thing object identifier.
The thing name.
The thing serial number.
The thing-defininition identifier associated with the thing.
The product-model identifier associated with the thing. This must be provided in the alternative of the thingDefinitionId.
The model-part identifier associated with the thing to be provided with the productModelId.
The GPS coordinates associated with this thing.
The timestamp at which the object was created.
The last activation date.
The timestamp at witch the object has been modified the last time.
The cloud status of the thing.
0: INACTIVE
1: TEST
2: ACTIVE
2: SUSPENDED
4: PROVISIONING
5: ACTIVATING
6: ACTIVATING_TEST
The timestamp of the last cloud status update.
The connection status of the thing.
-1: UNREACHABLE
0: OFFLINE
1: ONLINE
The timestamp of the last connection status update.
The timestamp of the lastest received metric value.
The customer identifier.
The location identifier. If missing, the thing is registered as NOT ASSIGNED during creation (allowed only by organization users).
The set of properties providing additional details to the parent object.
The ICCID of the SIM card installed into the product.
The sub-node provising SIM card connectivity and status details.
The status of the SIM.
The status of the SIM session.
The timestamp the last session has started.
The timestamp the last data has been exchanged by the active session.
The amount of bytes exchanged with the session.
The daily average of exchanged bytes.
The monthly projection of bytes that will be exchanged.
The last cell id the SIM has been connected to.
The timestamp the sim details has been last updated.
The tag identifiers assoicated with this thing.
The thing-defininition associated with the thing.
The thing definition object identifier.
The thing definition name.
The thing definition description.
The placeholder based value to use in thing naming.
The identifier of the metric providing the Thing name.
The identifier of the metric providing the Thing serial number.
The identifier of the metric providing the Thing GPS position in the form "latitude,longitude".
The identifier of the metric providing the name of the thing-definition used to dynamically change the thing-definition associated with a thing.
The identifier of the super thing-definition from where this thing-definition is inheriting elements (can be set only during creation).
The identifier of the parent thing-definition this thing-definition is part of.
The set of properties providing additional details to the parent object.
The customer associated with the thing.
The customer object identifier.
The name of the customer which could be a personal name or a business name.
The country the customer belongs to.
The timezone used for date/times localization (e.g. Europe/Rome).
The set of properties providing additional details to the parent object.
The timestamp at which the object was created.
The timestamp at which a client's user first logged in.
The timestamp at which a client's user last logged in.
The location associated with the thing.
The location object identifier.
The location name.
The country the location belongs to.
The timezone used for date/times localization (e.g. Europe/Rome).
The GPS coordinates associated with this location.
The set of properties providing additional details to the parent object.
The customer identifier.
The service-level associated with the thing.
The service-level object identifier.
The name of the service level.
The integer value used to compare and sort service levels.
The flag indicating whether the alerts management is enabled or not.
The flag indicating whether the notifications management is enabled or not.
The thing pricing model.
The authorization pricing model.
The list of features enabled on this service level.
The partner associated with the thing or inherited by the parent location or customer.
The partner object identifier.
The code identifying the partner.
The country the organization belongs to.
The timezone used for date/times localization (e.g. Europe/Rome).
The number of customers associated to the partner.
The set of properties providing additional details to the parent object.
The timestamp at which the object was created.
The location where the associated thing is located.
The location object identifier.
The location name.
The country the location belongs to.
The timezone used for date/times localization (e.g. Europe/Rome).
The GPS coordinates associated with this location.
The set of properties providing additional details to the parent object.
The customer identifier.
The customer own the associated thing.
The customer object identifier.
The name of the customer which could be a personal name or a business name.
The country the customer belongs to.
The timezone used for date/times localization (e.g. Europe/Rome).
The set of properties providing additional details to the parent object.
The timestamp at which the object was created.
The timestamp at which a client's user first logged in.
The timestamp at which a client's user last logged in.
The flag indicating whether the page is the first one.
The flag indicating whether the last page has been reached.
The total number of pages.
The total number of elements.
The current sorting criteria.
The number of elements in this page.
The requested page size.
The number of the page (zero-based).
User not authenticated.
The error response.
User not authorized.
The error response.
Resource was not found.
The error response.
API call rate limit exeeded.
The error response.
Internal server error.
The error response.