GetModifiedWorkspaces API - what constitutes 'modified'?

[powercdc]

Hi,

The documentation on the GetModifiedWorkspaces is very scant....

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It doesn't describe what constitues a 'modified' workspace. Is this information available?

For example:

- If no new content is published to a workspace, but permissions are changed (e.g. user is given access to a report) - is this workspace returned by the API call?

- How are deleted workspaces handled?

Any help or guidance on this would be greatly appreciated!

[v-jianboli-msft]

Hi @powercdc ,

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[powercdc]

Thanks for your response Jianbo Li.

This does answer my question, but is not the answer I was looking for!

I had hoped to use the ability to load data deltas by providing a parameter, however if security changes, permissions etc. are not covered, then I will need to do a full load each time.

[v-jianboli-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi @powercdc ,

The 'modified' workspace is determined by the parameter modifiedSince. It  is set to a date-time, only the IDs of workspaces that changed after that date-time are returned. If the modifiedSince parameter isn't used, the IDs of all workspaces in the organization are returned.

According to my test, if no new content is published to a workspace, but permissions are changed (e.g. user is given access to a report) - this workspace won't be returned by the API call

The API will return the workspace even if it has been deleted(unless you exclude inactive workspace).

Best Regards,

Jianbo Li

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