Select all that apply. Which of the following are the different ways you can filter the private app API call logs?
- Response code
- HTTP method
- Date period
- CRM object type
Explanation: The correct answers are Response code, HTTP method, and Date period. When filtering private app API call logs, various criteria can be used to refine the search and retrieve specific sets of data. Response code refers to the status code returned by the API server in response to each request, indicating the outcome of the request (e.g., success, error). Filtering by response code allows users to focus on requests that resulted in specific outcomes, such as successful requests (e.g., 200 OK) or error responses (e.g., 400 Bad Request). HTTP method refers to the type of request made to the API server, such as GET, POST, PUT, or DELETE. Filtering by HTTP method enables users to narrow down the logs based on the type of actions performed through API calls, providing insights into the nature of interactions with the server. Date period allows users to specify a range of dates or a specific timeframe to filter the API call logs, facilitating analysis of API usage patterns over time and identifying trends or anomalies in activity. While CRM object type is a valid criterion for filtering API data in certain contexts, such as when working with CRM-specific APIs, it is not typically applicable to filtering private app API call logs, making it an incorrect option in this scenario. Therefore, the correct options for filtering private app API call logs are response code, HTTP method, and date period.