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Currently with the API at the moment if I want to find the registered clients with ‘SQL Server’, I need to iterate through the GET /Clients/ collection one by one for each clientproperties → client → idaList → idaEntity → appName.
Is there a more efficient way? The GET /Agents/ command suite is not suitable in this instance because it requires passing the clientId.
Best answer by Anthony.Hodges
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I have pass a ‘fq’ variable as follows too, but the filter query doesn’t apply and generates no error.
GET {{ServerUrl}}/Client?fq=client.idaList.idEntity.appName%253Acontains%253ASQL%2520Server
and
GET {{ServerUrl}}/Client?fq=client.idaList%253Acontains%253ASQL%2520Server
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Bah, it was so easy in the end.
GET {{ServerUrl}}/Client?applicationId=81
Where 81, is Application Id for MSSQL.- taken from here : https://documentation.commvault.com/commvault/v11/article?p=112853_1.htm
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