This determines what objects are included in the report. If the Report Type is a numeric value rather than an Entity ID, it indicates it is a Salesforce Standard Report Type and can be found below in the Standard Report Types table. If the Report Type is an Entity ID, it is a Custom Report Type.
&rt= [Report Type]
These generally includes the Date/Time field and range.
&colDt_c= [Date/Time Field] &colDt_e= [Range End] &colDt_q= [Range Description] &colDt_s= [Range Start]
Note: An “all time” report has no start or end value and shows “custom” for the Range Description.
Advanced Filters
These are custom filters to refine the report results.
&pcX= [Filter Field] &pnX= [Filter Operator] &pvX= [Filter Value]
There are three components to each filter: Field, Operator, and Value. These appear as &pcX=, &pnX=, and &pvX=, respectively. The "X" component increments depending on the number of filters.
For example, a report with two filters includes the following:
&pc0=[Field1]&pc1=[Field2]&pn0=[Operator1]&pn1=[Operator2]&pv0=[Value1]&pv1=[Value2]
This can be broken down as follows:
Filter 1: &pc0=[Field1] , &pn0=[Operator1] , &pv0=[Value1] Filter 2: &pc1=[Field2] , &pn1=[Operator2] , &pv1=[Value2]
Operators appear as two-character codes.
| Code | Operator |
|---|---|
| eq | Equals |
| ne | Not equal to |
| co | Contains |
| nc | Does not contain |
| sw | Starts with |
| gt | Greater than |
| lt | Less than |
| ge | Greater or equal |
| le | Less or equal |
Filter logic (for example: "1 AND 2 AND ( 3 OR 4 OR 5 ) AND 6") does not appear in security log metadata.
Other report attributes can also be extracted.
&cust_name= [Report Name] &cust_devName= [API Name] &cust_desc= [Report Description] &cust_owner= [Report Owner] &last_modified_by= [Last Modified User Name] &last_modified_date= [Last Modified Date] &last_modified_user_id= [Last Modified User ID] &id= [Report ID]
Notes on formatting: A plus sign (+) indicates a space. Other special characters are encoded. Please see the chart below for common encoded characters.
Note on EntityIDs: You can determine what object or record the EntityID refers to by entering the EntityID in the Address Bar after the "salesforce.com/" portion of the organization URL.
For example: https://na1.salesforce.com/[EntityID]
This displays the details for whatever entity has been entered.
| &rt= | Report Type | &rt= | Report Type | &rt= | Report Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | ACCOUNT_LIST | 22 | OPPORTUNITY_LIST | 44 | LEAD_OWNER |
| 02 | CONTACT_LIST | 24 | ACTIVITY_LIST | 45 | ACCOUNT_PARTNER |
| 03 | TRAINING | 25 | OPPORTUNITY_SCHEDULE | 46 | CONTRACT_LIST |
| 04 | CAMPAIGN_LIST | 26 | OPPORTUNITY_CONTACT | 47 | ACCOUNT_OWNER |
| 05 | CAMPAIGN_CALLDOWN | 27 | OPPORTUNITY_HISTORY | 48 | DOCUMENT_LIST |
| 06 | CAMPAIGN_CONTACT | 28 | OPPORTUNITY_LEAD | 49 | ACCOUNT_TEAM |
| 07 | CAMPAIGN_LEAD | 29 | OPPORTUNITY_PARTNER | 50 | OPPORTUNITY_COMPETITOR |
| 08 | CAMPAIGN_MEMBER | 30 | OPPORTUNITY_PRODUCT | 51 | CUSTENT |
| 09 | CAMPAIGN_OPPORTUNITY | 31 | OPPORTUNITY_TEAM | 52 | ACCOUNT_CUSTENT |
| 10 | CASE_LIST | 32 | USER_LIST | 53 | CONTACT_CUSTENT |
| 11 | EMAIL_STATUS | 33 | SOLUTION_LIST | 54 | LEAD_CUSTENT |
| 12 | FORECAST | 34 | CSS_USAGE | 55 | OPPORTUNITY_CUSTENT |
| 13 | FORECAST_ACTUAL | 35 | CSS_USER | 56 | CAMPAIGN_CUSTENT |
| 14 | FORECAST_HISTORY | 36 | ACTIVITY_CONTRACT | 57 | CASE_CUSTENT |
| 15 | ACTIVITY_ACCOUNT | 37 | ACTIVITY_CAMPAIGN | 58 | CONTRACT_CUSTENT |
| 16 | ACTIVITY_CASE | 38 | PAYMENT_LIST | 59 | CUSTENT_CUSTENT |
| 17 | ACTIVITY_CONTACT | 39 | INVOICE_LIST | 60 | PRODUCT_LIST |
| 18 | ACTIVITY_LEAD | 40 | INVOICE_ITEM | 61 | PRICEBOOK_PRODUCT |
| 19 | ACTIVITY_OPPORTUNITY | 41 | ORDER_LIST | 62 | CONTRACT_APPROVAL |
| 20 | LEAD_CHART | 42 | ORDER_ITEM | 63 | CASE_HISTORY |
| 21 | LEAD_LIST | 43 | BILLED_PRODUCT | 64 | PRODUCT_OPPORTUNITY |
| Character | Code | Character | Code | Character | Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ! | %21 | , | %2C | [ | %5B |
| " | %22 | - | %2D | \ | %5C |
| # | %23 | . | %2E | ] | %5D |
| $ | %24 | / | %2F | ^ | %5E |
| % | %25 | : | %3A | _ | %5F |
| & | %26 | ; | %3B | ` | %60 |
| ' | %27 | < | %3C | { | %7B |
| ( | %28 | = | %3D | | | %7C |
| ) | %29 | > | %3E | } | %7D |
| * | %2A | ? | %3F | ~ | %7E |
| + | %2B | @ | %40 |
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