RequestDetails

Extends RequestInfo

List<RequestHistoryItem>

Detail messages associated with the request.

requestHistory

 

RequestHistoryItem

 

Long occurEpoch

Time at which the history item event occurred, in milliseconds since the epoch.

String message

A message describing the event.

MessageSeverity messageSeverity Severity of the event.

RequestHistoryItemLevel level

Detail level of the message.

RequestHistoryItemLevel

RequestHistoryItemLevelEnum

(Required) The value as an enumerated type.

enumValue

 

String otherValue

A more specific value not defined in the enumerated type, when the enumValue is

 

OTHER.

RequestHistoryItemLevelEnum

Possible values: NORMAL, VERBOSE, OTHER

RequestInfo

String id

An identifier assigned to the request when it is submitted. Corresponds to the request

 

parameters and return values defined for many of the API operations.

RequestType type

Type of operation represented by the request.

Long submitEpoch

Time at which the request was submitted, in milliseconds since the epoch.

Long startEpoch

Time at which processing started for the request, in milliseconds since the epoch.

 

The value may be null if the request is scheduled for future processing (such as a

 

Create Service request with a future lease start date/time) or if an error prevented

 

processing of the request.

Long endEpoch

Time at which processing ended for the request, in milliseconds since the epoch.

 

The value is null if the request does not have a terminal status.

RequestStatus status

Current status of the request processing. The progression of a request through various

 

status values is highly dependent on the request type and other parameters as well

 

as user interaction.

Integer percentComplete

Indicates the progress of request processing. The value is based on the number of

 

steps required/completed and is not a reliable indicator of processing time

 

remaining.

Boolean manualCleanUpRequired

Indicates whether a manual clean-up action is required as a result of the request

 

processing.

String serviceName

Name of the service affected by the request.

String templateName

Name of the template used for the service affected by the request.

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