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Version: 7.9

system.eam.queryAgentHistory

This function is used in Python Scripting.

Description

Returns a list of the most recent agent events.

Client Permission Restrictions

This scripting function has no Client Permission restrictions.

Syntax

system.eam.queryAgentHistory(groupIds, agentIds, startDate, endDate, limit)

Parameters

TypeParameterDescription
ListgroupIdsA list of groups to restrict the results to. If not specified, all groups will be included.
ListagentIdsA list of agent names to restrict the results to. If not specified, all agents will be allowed.
DatestartDateThe starting time for history events. If null, defaults to 8 hours previous to now.
DateendDateThe ending time for the query range. If null, defaults to "now".
intlimitThe limit of results to return. Defaults to 100. A value of 0 means "no limit".

Returns

Dataset - A dataset with columns id, agent_name, agent_role, event_time, event_category, event_type, event_source, event_level, event_level_int, and message, where each row is a new agent event.

Scope

All

Code Examples

Example #1

# This script will loop through each row of the dataset and grab out every value from that row and assign it to a matching variable. Those variables can then be used in some way.
results=system.eam.queryAgentHistory()
for row in range(results.rowCount):
eventId=results.getValueAt(row, "id")
agentName=results.getValueAt(row, "agent_name")
agentRole=results.getValueAt(row, "agent_role")
eventTime=results.getValueAt(row, "event_time")
eventCategory=results.getValueAt(row, "event_category")
eventType=results.getValueAt(row, "event_type")
eventSource=results.getValueAt(row, "event_source")
eventLevel=results.getValueAt(row, "event_level")
eventLevelInt=results.getValueAt(row, "event_level_int")
message=results.getValueAt(row, "message")
#Can include some code here to use the variables in some way for each row.
Example #2

# This script will loop through each row of the dataset and grab out every value from that row and assign it to a matching variable. Those variables can then be used in some way.
results=system.eam.queryAgentHistory()
for row in range(results.rowCount):
eventId=results.getValueAt(row, "id")
agentName=results.getValueAt(row, "agent_name")
agentRole=results.getValueAt(row, "agent_role")
eventTime=results.getValueAt(row, "event_time")
eventCategory=results.getValueAt(row, "event_category")
eventType=results.getValueAt(row, "event_type")
eventSource=results.getValueAt(row, "event_source")
eventLevel=results.getValueAt(row, "event_level")
eventLevelInt=results.getValueAt(row, "event_level_int")
message=results.getValueAt(row, "message")
#Can include some code here to use the variables in some way for each row.