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Workbook_Filter

INPUT_OBJECT

Workbook_Filter

Filter by GraphQL field and given value

link GraphQL Schema definition


 
  input Workbook_Filter {
  
  # True if the workbook contains unsupported custom SQL, in which case lineage may 
  # be incomplete
  containsUnsupportedCustomSql: Boolean
  
  # True if the workbook contains unsupported custom SQL, in which case lineage may 
  # be incomplete
  containsUnsupportedCustomSqlWithin: [Boolean]
  
  # VizPortal URL ID; used for URL generation
  vizportalUrlId: String
  
  # VizPortal URL ID; used for URL generation
  vizportalUrlIdWithin: [String]
  
  # Locally unique identifier used for the REST API on the Tableau Server
  luid: String
  
  # Locally unique identifier used for the REST API on the Tableau Server
  luidWithin: [String]
  
  # The name of the container in which the workbook is visible and usable. Either a 
  # personal space or project.
  containerName: String
  
  # The name of the container in which the workbook is visible and usable. Either a 
  # personal space or project.
  containerNameWithin: [String]
  
  # Name shown in server and desktop clients
  name: String
  
  # Name shown in server and desktop clients
  nameWithin: [String]
  
  # The luid of the project in which the workbook is visible and usable. Available 
  # in Tableau Cloud June 2022 / Server 2022.3 and later.
  projectLuid: String
  
  # The luid of the project in which the workbook is visible and usable. Available 
  # in Tableau Cloud June 2022 / Server 2022.3 and later.
  projectLuidWithin: [String]
  
  # Unique identifier used by the metadata API. Not the same as the numeric ID used 
  # on server
  id: ID
  
  # Unique identifier used by the metadata API. Not the same as the numeric ID used 
  # on server
  idWithin: [ID]
  
  # The name of the project in which the workbook is visible and usable.
  projectName: String
  
  # The name of the project in which the workbook is visible and usable.
  projectNameWithin: [String]
  }

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