Optional requestFactory: RUMRecoveryApiRequestFactoryOptional responseProcessor: RUMRecoveryApiResponseProcessorPrivate configurationPrivate requestPrivate responseThe request object
Optional options: ConfigurationGet progress for a targeted or batch recovery request. A COMPLETED request can include failed sessions; check individual session statuses for targeted recovery.
The request object
Optional options: ConfigurationReturn the full estimated number of recoverable sessions and the configured maximum per batch. The estimate is not capped at that maximum. This endpoint does not create a recovery request. Narrow the query or time range if the estimate exceeds max_recoverable_sessions. Creation checks a fresh estimate and returns 400 if it exceeds the configured maximum.
The request object
Optional options: ConfigurationList batch recovery requests for your organization. Set type=batch. Optional from and to bounds filter request creation time; query filters the queries stored on recovery requests.
A filtered page can be empty or contain fewer than limit results and still include meta.next_cursor. Continue until the cursor is absent, keeping the filters unchanged between pages.
The request object
Optional options: ConfigurationSearch archived RUM sessions. Use meta.page.next_cursor to retrieve the next page.
The request object
Optional options: ConfigurationCancel pending work for a batch recovery request. Work already in progress can finish, and recovered data is not removed. Requests in a terminal state return 409.
The request object
Optional options: ConfigurationGenerated using TypeDoc
Start targeted or query-based batch recovery. Use the returned
data.idto poll the recovery request for progress. Batch creation checks a fresh recoverable-session estimate against the configured maximum (100,000 by default), accepting estimates equal to the maximum. Use the count operation to check the current maximum; creation can still reject a changed estimate. Narrow the query or time range if the maximum is exceeded.Creation is not idempotent. After an uncertain response, check session search or batch listing before retrying.