Query Process Instances

API Type

REST

HTTP Method

POST

Description

Retrieves a list of process instances that match a specified query expression. The WFQueryExpr string is used to generate a query expression, and the client application specifies the query terms.

URL Format (OnPremises, Private Cloud)

https://[domain]:[port]/AgilePointServer/Workflow/QueryProcInsts

URL Format (OnDemand)

https://[domain]:[port]/AgilePointService/Workflow/QueryProcInsts

Request Parameters

Name	Description
None	Not Applicable

Request Body Properties

Name	Description
expr	Function: Specifies the where clause of a SQL query expression. Type WFQueryExprHelper Accepted Values: A valid WFQueryExpr object.
ColumnName	Function: Gets and sets the associated database column name. Type string Accepted Values: A valid database column name.
Operator	Function: Specifies the operator used for comparison. Type int Accepted Values: A valid operator.
IsValue	Function: Gets and sets the flag that indicates if it compares a value or column of the table. Type bool Accepted Values: True - It compares a value or column of the table. False - It does not compare a value or column of the table.

JavaScript Code Example

$("#btnQueryProcInsts").click(function () {
  
  var JSONObject = {
    ColumnName: "PROC_INITIATOR", Operator: "EQ", WhereClause: "mydomain\\brian.lucas", IsValue: true
  };
  $.ajax({
    url: "https://mydomain:9011/AgilePointServer/Workflow/QueryProcInsts",
    data: JSON.stringify(JSONObject)
  });
  
});

Java Code Example

public String QueryProcInsts() {

  String URI = "https://mydomain:9011/AgilePointServer/Workflow/QueryProcInsts";

  HTTPOperations ops = new HTTPOperations(domain, userName, 
                       password, appID, locale);

  JSONObject postData = new JSONObject();
  
    postData.put("ColumnName", "PROC_INITIATOR");
    postData.put("Operator", "EQ");
    postData.put("WhereClause", "DMEO3\\Administrator");
    postData.put("IsValue", "true");
    return ops.POSTMethod(URI, postData.toString());
  return "";
}

C# Code Example

public string QueryProcInsts()
  {
    string URI = "https://mydomain:9011/AgilePointServer/Workflow/QueryProcInsts";

    var jsondata = "{
      \"ColumnName\":\"PROC_INITIATOR\",
      \"Operator\":\"EQ\",
      \"WhereClause\":\"MYDOMAIN\\\\administrator\",
      \"IsValue\":true}";
    
    HTTPOperations ops = new HTTPOperations(domain, this.userName, 
                         password, appID, locale);

    return ops.POSTMethod(URI, jsondata);
  }

cURL Code Example

Note: The authorization code is an example. You must generate your own authorization code in base64 encoded format with the syntax Domain\Username:Password.

curl --header "Content-Type: application/json" 
                         --header "Authorization:Basic QVAtNDI0XEFkbWluOnBhc3M=" 
                         --request POST 
                         --data {\"ColumnName\":\"PROC_INITIATOR\",
                         \"Operator\":\"EQ\",
                         \"WhereClause\":\"mydomain\\brian.lucas\",
                         \"IsValue\":\"true\"} 
                         https://mydomain:9011/AgilePointServer/Workflow/QueryProcInsts

Output

An array of WFBaseProcessInstance objects. It returns null if nothing matches to the query expression.

JSON Response Body Example

[{
  "ApplName": "MyApplication",
  "CompletedDate": "\/Date(1385676516500+0000)\/",
  "DefID": "9D85E1670FBB46A98A9A2C042CDB02C5",
  "DefName": "e-Signature",
  "DueDate": "\/Date(1386281220000+0000)\/",
  "LastModifiedBy": "",
  "LastModifiedDate": "\/Date(1385676471207+0000)\/",
  "LastRunningEndTime": "\/Date(1385676516510+0000)\/",
  "LastRunningStartTime": "\/Date(1385676516483+0000)\/",
  "LastSwapDate": "\/Date(928149600000+0000)\/",
  "ProcInitiator": "mydomain\\brian.lucas",
  "ProcInitiatorLoc": "?",
  "ProcInstID": "00131C75A35046A89E32B64C4649E075",
  "ProcInstName": "e-Signature-3847DEA4715F4A8A830D4C9973A521E5",
  "ProcessInitiator": "mydomain\\brian.lucas",
  "ProcessInitiatorLocation": "?",
  "SourceProcInstID": "",
  "StartedDate": "\/Date(1385676471217+0000)\/",
  "Status": "Completed",
  "SuperProcInstID": "",
  "TargetProcInstID": "",
  "Version": "1.23",
  "WorkObjectID": "5C56CADC7CB74C9DA596CC149834BD81",
  "WorkObjectInfo": ""
}]

Supported Versions

AgilePoint v5.0 R2 and higher

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