module function · N/certificateControl
findUsages()
certificateControl.findUsages(options)
Returns an audit trail of how a certificate has been used.
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1certificateControl.findUsages({2 from: /* date, optional */,3 to: /* date, optional */,4 id: /* string, optional */,5 operation: /* string, optional */,6 script: /* number, optional */,7 deploy: /* number, optional */,8 entity: /* number, optional */9});| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| options.from | date | optional | The start date for your audit trail search. |
| options.to | date | optional | The end date for your audit trail search. |
| options.id | string | optional | The script ID of the certificate record. |
| options.operation | string | optional | The certificateControl.Operation performed with the digital certificate. |
| options.script | number | optional | The script ID of a script record that used a certificate record. |
| options.deploy | number | optional | The script ID of a script deployment that used a certificate record. |
| options.entity | number | optional | The internal ID of the employee who performed the operation. |
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