The MAG-c SBI IE search tool lists all the information elements (IEs) for the different Service Based Interface (SBI) services.

This tool covers content for the specified release and may also contain content that will be released in later maintenance loads. See the applicable MAG-c Release Notes for information about services and IEs supported in each load of the release software.

Viewing data

To view the IEs in a specific SBI service, select the service from the drop-down list at the top of the page.

Filtering

To display specific columns, click the filter icon ( ) and select the columns.

To filter the information in a column, enter text in the field at the top of the column and press Enter or select an option from the drop-down list at the top of the column.

Clearing filters

Click Clear filters to reset all filters to their default settings and close all expanded records.

The Clear filters option does not clear any filtering done on the columns. You must manually deselect columns or select all columns (Select all) and then deselect all columns to reset the column display to the default.

Exporting data

Click Download CSV to export the IE information to a CSV file. Note that any expanded data will not appear in the exported file.

Column descriptions

The following table describes the columns in the tool.

Column Description
IE identifier Name of the IE
HTTP Location Location of the IE in the HTTP message
Possible values are:
  • URL path - the IE is part of the URL path of the HTTP request
  • URL query - the IE is added as query parameter to the URL of the HTTP request; for example, foo is a URL query parameter in www.example.com?foo=bar
  • JSON body - the IE is part of the HTTP request body
Description Description of the IE
Format Format and example (if applicable) of the IE
Request/Response columns Presence of the IE in the respective HTTP message:
  • 0: the IE is not present in the message
  • 0+: 0 or more instances of the IE can be present in the message
  • 0-N: 0 to N instances of the IE can be present in the message
  • 1: exactly 1 instance of the IE is present in the message

Known issues with the tool