Hey krutoy64,

Apologies for the late reply.

Did you try the REST API programmers guide and reference guide?

https://support.emc.com/docu69331_Unity_Family_Unisphere_Management_REST_API_Programmer's_Guide.pdf?language=en_US

https://support.emc.com/docu69899_Unity_Family_Unisphere_Management_REST_API_Reference_Guide.zip?language=en_US

Andre @ Dell EMC

the API docs are also installed on every Unity system

•Unisphere Management REST API Programmer’s Guide

–Explains REST and JSON concepts and how to make REST requests to the Unisphere Management Rest API

–Located at https:// /apidocs/programmers-guide/index.html

•Unisphere Management REST API Reference Guide

–Describes the resource types, operations, attributes, and arguments in the Unisphere Management REST API, along with other information, such as data types and enumerations

–Located at https:// /apidocs/index.html

•REST logs stored at /usr/apache-tomcat/logs/server.log

Hello,

As far as I know, there is no way to retrieve all fields without specifying them... And yes it's very annoying!

Regards

Erwan

GitHub - equelin/Unity-Powershell: PowerShell module for managing EMC Unity arrays

Hi Erwan,

this is by design - we dont want applications to just blindly grab everything just in case for performance / load reasons.

Also this makes it easier to maintain backward capability when adding new attributes without breaking applications

Then how are developers supposed to get the complete list of attributes?

Hello,

You can do a GET request on the /api/types/ endpoint. You will find a list of attributes and more. Maybe it's possible to use it to automatically build your field list.

Regards

Erwan

GitHub - equelin/Unity-Powershell: PowerShell module for managing EMC Unity arrays

https://myvmworld.fr