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Overview
This node interacts with Oracle Eloqua's REST API to perform operations on Custom Objects, specifically to retrieve all entries of Custom Objects. It supports filtering and pagination through query parameters, allowing users to fetch detailed or summarized data about Custom Objects stored in Eloqua. This is useful for marketing automation workflows where bulk retrieval of custom object data is needed for analysis, reporting, or further processing.
Use Case Examples
- Retrieve all custom objects with a maximum count of 100 and minimal detail level.
- Fetch custom objects updated after a specific Unix timestamp, ordered by a specific field.
- Search custom objects using specific criteria to filter results.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Authentication | The authentication method to use for the API request, either Basic Authentication or OAuth2. |
| Query Parameters | Parameters to filter and control the retrieval of custom objects, including count, depth, lastUpdatedAt, orderBy, page, and search. |
Output
JSON
id- The unique identifier of the custom object.name- The name of the custom object.description- Description of the custom object.fields- Array of fields associated with the custom object, including custom field data.createdAt- Timestamp when the custom object was created.updatedAt- Timestamp when the custom object was last updated.
Dependencies
- Oracle Eloqua REST API
Troubleshooting
- Ensure the authentication credentials (Basic Auth or OAuth2) are correctly configured and valid.
- Verify that query parameters like count and page are within allowed ranges to avoid API errors.
- If the API returns an error about depth, use one of the supported values: minimal, partial, or complete.
- Network issues or API rate limits may cause request failures; handle errors and retry as needed.
Links
- Oracle Eloqua Custom Object Fields API Documentation - Official documentation for working with custom object fields in Oracle Eloqua via REST API.