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Time range calculation in AppD REST APIs

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Hi,
We see the value in last parameter "1424287621109" represents the time in your system browser (say time at which user is making request), where -1 represents from currrent to last 1 day "before_now", Hope that provides insight on the value format in parameter.
If you convert value "1424287621109" using any "millis to date" (google search) tool you will get the value as "Thu Feb 19 2015 00:57:01 GMT+0530 (India Standard Time)" Which could be the time at which you made the request
We request you ask queries specific to AD functionality that we could assist with, the query above looks to be specific to the way we handled the value format, Hope that is fine with you.
Regards,
Arun
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-Brad
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Thanks.
I see a REST API to get htalthrule-violations.
I'm trying to get the transaction scorecard.. is there an endpoint for that? pls see the attachment
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Yes, you can get the scorecard values because they're normal metrics like any other you might want to harvest. You just need to know the name (location in the metric browser) of the metric behind the scorecard. If you click on the number to the right of the scorecard graph, it'll take you to that metric in the metric browser so that you'll know your target metric's name/location. Then just follow the API for collecting standard metric values.
One exception is that there doesn't seem to be a metric for "Normal" transactions, just for error/slow/very slow. I'll check again, but I'm not seeing it. See attachment:
