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Overview

This node interacts with Oracle Eloqua's REST API to perform operations on Custom Object Data. Specifically, the 'Get All' operation retrieves all entries of custom object data associated with a specified parent ID. It supports filtering and pagination through query parameters such as count, depth, orderBy, page, and search. This node is useful for scenarios where users need to fetch multiple records of custom object data for analysis, reporting, or further processing within an automation workflow.

Use Case Examples

  1. Retrieve all custom object data entries for a given parent ID with a maximum of 100 records per page.
  2. Fetch custom object data entries with detailed information by setting the depth parameter to 'complete'.
  3. Search custom object data entries using specific criteria to filter results.

Properties

Name Meaning
Authentication The authentication method to use for connecting to the Oracle Eloqua API. Options include Basic Authentication and OAuth2.
Parent ID The ID of the custom object data parent. This is required to specify which custom object data to retrieve.
Query Parameters Optional parameters to filter and control the results returned by the API. Includes count (max number of entities), depth (level of detail), orderBy (field to order results), page (pagination), and search (search criteria).

Output

JSON

  • elements - Array of custom object data entries retrieved from the API.
  • total - Total number of entries available matching the query.
  • page - Current page number of the results.
  • count - Number of entries returned in the current response.

Dependencies

  • Oracle Eloqua REST API

Troubleshooting

  • Ensure the Parent ID is correctly specified and exists in the Eloqua system; otherwise, the API will return an error or empty results.
  • Verify that the authentication credentials (Basic Auth or OAuth2) are valid and have the necessary permissions to access custom object data.
  • If the count parameter exceeds 1000 or is less than 1, the API will reject the request; keep it within the allowed range.
  • Incorrect query parameters or unsupported depth values may result in default minimal data or errors; use documented values only.

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