Get all action attachments from event and other nested elements

Can you try the following GET request which will return all the attachments in the event 
134 is the event id

assystREST/v2/events/134?fields=[attachments]

Hello, Ranjana

Thank you very much for your reply. 

I attempted using the provided advice of using square brackets 

A bit of context:
The queried event in the following images has a single .txt as event attachment, and a differently named single .txt file an explicit action attachment. Alongside there are some inline images in the actions, that count as action attachments.

I attempted this query:

assystREST/v2/events/5958253?fields=[attachments]

This query also only return “Event Attachments”, and no attachments added as part of actions performed on the event.

This is very similar to the results from the events/eventId/attachment.   

assystREST/v2/events/5958253/attachments

Improvements to the action attachment query:

The following example does not solve the problem at hand, however i would like to share my findings in case it can be of use for someone else. 

Using the brackets to enclose “attachments” in the query helped to reduce some of the “noise” when querying the action endpoint: 

assystREST/v2/actions?eventId=5958253&fields=[attachments]

 Compared to the verbosity without the square brackets: 

While this was very interesting to learn, I still need some help with my original issues in regard to all attachments in an event and event siteArea

Best regards

Richard

Thank you very much!

This latest set of examples was exactly what I was looking for, and it has helped me grasp some areas I was stuck on, or had previously had misunderstood. 😊

In case anyone else stumbles upon this thread with similar questions, I'll try to answer the reimaing questions I raised, and what made it click for me.

To find the list of possible query parameters, consult the RAML:

assystREST/v2/events/raml

assystREST/v2/events/raml/latest

Find the queryParameters listed in the second latest half:

/events:
  type: collection
  get:
    queryParameters:
      $orderby:
        type: string
      $skip:
        type: integer

Using the list of event queryParameters in the RAML, constructing a valid query is a breeze:

All open Incidents in specific building: 

assystREST/v2/events?eventType=incident&eventStatus=open&buildingId=234

Number of open incidents from a specific site:

assystREST/v2/events/searchResultCount?eventType=incident&eventStatus=open&siteId=269

The “nested queries” I was having issues with is Field Expansion, and the nested details I was looking for can be retrieved with a simple query:

assystREST/v2/events/12434181?fields=[*,room[].building[remarks].site[].siteArea[].territory[remarks]]

Once again, ​@Rajana, thank you very much for setting me on the right track😊

Kind regards,

-Richard