Eloqua Read

Read

This Snap connects to the Eloqua endpoint (https://login.eloqua.com/id), fetches the base URI for the REST API, appends the core object involved to the URI and connects to it, and returns the result to a document stream.

[None]

Works in Ultra Pipelines.

This Snap uses account references created on the Accounts page of SnapLogic Manager to handle access to this endpoint. See Eloqua Account for more information.

Required. The type of core object involved in the query. The options available include:

• Accounts
• Accounts 2.0
• Account Fields
• Account Fields 2.0
• Campaigns
• Campaigns 2.0
• Contacts
• Contacts 2.0
• Contact Fields
• Contact Fields 2.0
• Contact Lists
• Contact Lists 2.0
• Contact Segments
• Contact Segments 2.0
• Content Sections
• Content Sections 2.0
• Custom Object Metadata
• Custom Object Metadata 2.0
• Emails
• Emails 2.0
• Email Folders
• Email Folders 2.0
• Email Footers
• Email Footers 2.0
• Email Groups
• Email Groups 2.0
• Email Headers
• Email Headers 2.0
• External Activities 2.0
• External Assets 2.0
• External Asset Types 2.0
• Forms
• Forms 2.0
• Form Submission Data
• Images 2.0
• Imported Files 2.0
• Landing Pages
• Landing Pages 2.0
• Microsites
• Microsites 2.0
• Option Lists
• Option Lists 2.0
• System Users
• System Users 2.0
• Visitors 2.0

Example: Contacts
Default value: Accounts

The depth or level of detail returned. The options available include:

• minimal (entity name, type, ID, date created, date last updated, date last accessed)
• partial (All of the entity's properties are returned and if the entity is related to other objects, those entities are returned at minimal depth.)
• complete (All of the entity's properties are returned and all related entities are returned at complete depth.)

Default value: minimal

This property specifies the search criteria used to retrieve entities. This is in the form of [{term} {operator}] {value}, where {term} is the name of a field to filter on, {operator} is the comparison operator, and {value} is the value to compare the field with.
Note: If {term} and {operator} are not supplied, the 'name' field is compared to the value using the equality operator.
Default value: [None]
 

A table that contains name-value pairs for custom parameters.
Default value: [None]