Hi @Prashant Mall 

While we may not have control over the API response, but we can parse it to suit our needs. 

Sample code in Python

---

import requests

import json

import pandas as pd

url = "https://<Webserver>/commandcenter/api/job"

payload={}

headers = {

  'Accept': 'application/json',

  'Authtoken': <TOKEN> //Replace with Token

}

response = requests.request("GET", url, headers=headers, data=payload,verify=False)

data = json.loads(response.text)

jobs_data = _(job 'jobSummary']u'jobId'], jobd'jobSummary']u'status']) for job in data 'jobs']]

df = pd.DataFrame(jobs_data,columns=c'Job ID', 'Status'])

print(df)

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jobs_data = s(joba'jobSummary']S'jobId'], jobI'jobSummary']S'status']) for job in datab'jobs']]

df = pd.DataFrame(jobs_data,columns=,'Job ID', 'Status'])  : here you can add/remove column names according to your needs.

Hey! I am already doing that, but I am pulling all backup jobs and there are thousands of servers in our environment. The response payload is huge with many properties I really don’t need. It takes hours to collect the data and thus am wondering if there’s an option to set the properties I want in response of the APIs.

Hi Prashant,

An alternative option you could consider is creating a custom report or shared dataset that returns just the fields you want and use the /datasets API to retrieve the results. REST APIs for Reports