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orgtag qstring
The ‘orgtag qstring’ is the organization you are searching for. This is the target text
matched to the search results using the qstring rules explained below.
qstring
The qstring parameter values are:
• If the target text starts with ‘=’, the result must be an exact match. For
example,
=sales returns exact matches.
• If the target text starts with ‘%’, the result can be a substring match. For
example,
%POP returns all organization names containing POP.
• If the target text ends with ‘$’, the results ends with this match. For example,
inc$
returns all organization names ending in inc.
• If the target text has no qstring marker, the result will begin with the matched
text. For example,
Sales
returns all organization names beginning with Sales.
Note: The qstring filtering is not case sensitive.
ALL
The ALL parameter returns all organization names. The list is sorted and filtered if
additional options are present. This parameter is case sensitive.
targetOrg
The targetOrg is the top-level org IID or org name where the search begins. The
search is much faster if this parameter is specified. And, note the capital ‘O’ in the
spelling of targetOrg.
Enclose in double quotes or preceded with a ‘\’ symbol if it contains a
quote (‘), double quote (“), backslash (\), apostrophe, commas, #, = symbols.
Default: Authority root for current admin
childorgs
Use this parameter to list sub organizations using the targetOrg option.
0/No -- Do not include sub organizations in the search results
1/Yes -- Include sub organizations
Default: childorgs=1
sort
Pairs of sortable fields and sort order separated by either a ‘ : ’ or ‘ | ’.