module function · N/certificateControl
findCertificates()
certificateControl.findCertificates(options)
Returns metadata about the certificate(s).
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1certificateControl.findCertificates({2 description: /* string, optional */,3 name: /* string, optional */,4 notification: /* number, optional */,5 restriction: /* number, optional */,6 subsidiary: /* number, optional */,7 type: /* string, optional */8});
| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| options.description | string | optional | The certificate description. You can use the certificateControl.Operator enum with this parameter. |
| options.name | string | optional | The certificate name. You can use the certificateControl.Operator enum with this parameter. |
| options.notification | number | optional | The internal ID of an employee selected in the Copy Employees field. |
| options.restriction | number | optional | The internal ID of an employee selected in the Restrict to Employees field. |
| options.subsidiary | number | optional | The internal ID of the subsidiary. |
| options.type | string | optional | The certificate file type. You can use the certificateControl.Type enum with this parameter. |
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