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x-cdata-authtoken
string
header
required

Path Parameters

Id
string
required

The key Id

Query Parameters

$select
string

Select structural property

Response

transactions response

Id
string
required

The Id assigned to each transaction log entry for tracking and querying specific file transfers.

ETag
string

An entity tag used for resuming interrupted AS2 file transfers through the AS2 Restart feature. Only applicable for AS2 Restart.

Timestamp
string<date-time>

The date and time when the file transfer was initiated or completed.

MessageId
string

The Id assigned to the message that is part of the transaction.

FileSize
integer<int32>

The size of the transferred file, in bytes.

WorkspaceId
string

The Id of the workspace where the connector and transaction reside.

FilePath
string

The complete file system path to the file that was sent or received.

Status
string

The current state of the transaction (such as success, failed, pending, or in-progress).

ProcessingTime
integer<int64>

The total duration, in milliseconds, that Arc took to process the transaction from start to completion.

ConnectorId
string

The Id of the connector that handled the transaction.

Filename
string

The name of the file that was transferred, without path information.

InstanceId
string

The machine name of the Arc server that logged the transaction. Primarily used in high availability (HA) or clustered environments.

Workspace
string

The Id of the workspace where the transaction occurred.

ConnectorType
string

The type of connector that handled the transaction (such as AS2, SFTP, or Database).

Direction
string

Indicates whether the transaction sent or received a file.

BatchGroupId
string

The shared MessageId linking multiple related transactions that were processed together as a batch.

IsBatchGroup
boolean

Indicates whether this transaction is part of a batch group containing multiple related messages.

PortId
string

The internal Id of the specific port or endpoint within the connector that processed the transaction.