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# Session Events
This API can be filtered on a start date and/or an end date and on a specific username, if desired. Data is returned in html format if run in a browser and json if run in an automation program.
Run in a browser tab, with only a start date parameter, it will return information as follows.
Session Events API in a browser tab
If run from Postman or a similar program, it is sent as a GET call. There is no body, only the URL is needed to run this. The date returns in the results section.
Session Events results in an automation tool
With either option, this shows the TDO ID for the session, the user name, the IP address that was used for access, the date/time for login and logout, whether the session is still active (‘true’) or not (‘false’), and the duration the session was/is active for.
Note that startdate is an inclusive parameter (include sessions starting on this date) but end date is an exclusive parameter (only include sessions ending prior to this date).
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