Date specified by the user when recording an event. Returned in YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssZ
format. Only returned
with logs of type event.
The collection ID of the document associated with this event. Only returned with logs of type event
.
Date that the log result was created. Returned in YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssZ
format.
The customer_id label that was specified in the header of the query or event API call that corresponds to this log entry.
The original display rank of the document associated with this event. Only returned with logs of type
event
.
The document ID of the document associated with this event. Only returned with logs of type event
.
Object containing result information that was returned by the query used to create this log entry. Only
returned with logs of type query
.
The type of log entry returned.
query indicates that the log represents the results of a call to the single collection query method.
event indicates that the log represents a call to the events API.
The environment ID that is associated with this log entry.
The type of event that this object respresents. Possible values are
query
the log of a query to a collection
click
the result of a call to the events endpoint.
The value of the natural_language_query query parameter that was used to create these results. Only returned with logs of type query.
Note: Other query parameters (such as filter or deduplicate) might have been used with this query, but are not recorded.
Identifier that corresponds to the natural_language_query string used in the original or associated query. All event and query log entries that have the same original natural_language_query string also have them same query_id. This field can be used to recall all event and query log results that have the same original query (event logs do not contain the original natural_language_query field).
The type of result that this event is associated with. Only returned with logs of type event
.
Unique identifier (within a 24-hour period) that identifies a single query
log and any event
logs that
were created for it.
Note: If the exact same query is run at the exact same time on different days, the session_token for those queries might be identical. However, the created_timestamp differs.
Note: Session tokens are case sensitive. To avoid matching on session tokens that are identical except for
case, use the exact match operator (::
) when you query for a specific session token.
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Individual result object for a logs query. Each object represents either a query to a Discovery collection or an event that is associated with a query.