API -Listing Requester details based on Requester name

API -Listing Requester details based on Requester name

1. Encode the below value, thereby replacing the Account, Site Name, followed by the Requester name in "Searchstring":

{
"operation": {
"details": {
"accountname": "Sample Account",
"sitename": "Sample Site",
"searchstring": "Alex Smith"
}
}
}

2. Make sure to include "Data=" on starting the parameter as highlighted below:

Note: Having two different users with the same name will list the users accordingly and as per the mentioned Account / Site name:


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