Working with Existing Filters: $filters and $myfilters

To let a user pick from a list of existing filters, use the $filters and $myfilters keyword. This keyword supports query parameters StartsWith, Skip, and Take.

For example:

http://restapi.lucity.net/gbaMS/Work/WorkOrders.svc/$myfilters

• Returns all Work Order filters for the currently logged in user

http://restapi.lucity.net/gbaMS/Work/WorkOrders.svc/$filters

• Returns all Work Order filters for all users

http://restapi.lucity.net/gbaMS/Work/WorkOrders.svc/$myfilters/$count

• Returns a count of all filters available for the currently logged in user

http://restapi.lucity.net/gbaMS/Work/WorkOrders.svc/$myfilters/$count?StartsWith=A

• Returns a count of all filters for the currently logged in user that start with A. and the following syntax returns these filters

http://restapi.lucity.net/gbaMS/Work/WorkOrders.svc/$myfilters?StartsWith=A