Activity Logs

Shows the key events that have taken place, and when and by who for a speified entity and item.

Body Params
int32

ActivityLogId: An integer field that serves as the unique identifier for each entry in the ActivityLog table. This field is automatically generated and incremented for every new record, ensuring that each activity log entry can be distinctly referenced and tracked throughout the database.

string
required
length between 1 and 450

The EntityId field in the ActivityLog table is an nvarchar data type designed to store unique identifiers for entities related to specific activities. It has a maximum length of 450 characters, allowing for the flexibility to accommodate diverse identifier formats while ensuring compatibility with various entity types across the application. This field serves as a crucial reference point, linking log entries to corresponding entities in the system.

string | null

ItemId: A unique identifier for each item associated with the activity logged in the ActivityLog table. This field is of data type nvarchar, allowing for a variable-length string that can accommodate alphanumeric characters and special symbols, ensuring flexibility in the representation of item identifiers across diverse systems.

string | null

ActivityId: A unique identifier for each activity logged in the ActivityLog table. This field uses the nvarchar data type with a maximum length of 32 characters, allowing for flexible storage of alphanumeric identifiers, including international characters. It serves as a key reference for tracking and correlating specific activities within the dataset.

string | null

The SystemMessage field in the ActivityLog table is designed to store textual messages generated by the system, providing detailed information about events, actions, or errors that occur during operation. This field utilizes the nvarchar data type, allowing it to accommodate variable-length Unicode strings, which supports multiple languages and special characters. The SystemMessage field is essential for tracking system behavior, debugging issues, and maintaining a comprehensive audit trail of activities.

Response
200

OK

Language
URL
Response
Click Try It! to start a request and see the response here!