Default Filters Applied in Data Access API Reports for Non-Deleted Records

To ensure data accuracy and cleanliness, all Data Access API reports include default filters that exclude deleted records from each dataset. Below are the standard column filters used per dataset to retrieve non-deleted records by default.

Default Filters Applied in Data Access API Reports for Non-Deleted Records

Dataset

Column(s) Used for Default Filtering

Default Filter Condition

Entitlement

ActivationDeleted

"ActivationDeleted" = "N"

Account

AccountDeleted

"AccountDeleted" = "N"

User

UserDeleted

"UserDeleted" = "N"

Served Devices

AccountDeleted

"AccountDeleted" = "N"

Product Feature

ProductDeleted, ProductFeatureDeleted

"ProductDeleted" = "N""ProductFeatureDeleted" = "N"

Fulfillment Consolidated

ActivationDeleted

"ActivationDeleted" = "N"

Devices

Device_deleted

"Device_deleted" = "N"

Device History*

Device_deleted

"Device_deleted" = "N"

Fulfillment History*

ActivationDeleted

"ActivationDeleted" = "N"

Entitlement History*

ActivationDeleted

"ActivationDeleted" = "N"

Note:* The Device History, Fulfillment History and Entitlement History reports are temporarily unavailable.

Filter Values for Deleted Status Columns

To provide flexibility, the following filter values can be applied to the respective _deleted columns in queries.

Filter Values for Deleted Status Columns

Filter Value

Description

"Device_deleted" = "N"

Returns only non-deleted records (default behavior).

"Device_deleted" = "Y"

Returns only deleted records.

"Device_deleted" = "ALL"

Returns all records, including both deleted and non-deleted entries.

Important:While Device_deleted is shown here as an example, the same logic applies to all _deleted columns across datasets.

Note:Data Access API reports are pre-configured to show only active (non-deleted) records using dataset-specific flags. Users can override this behavior by explicitly passing filter values ("Y" or "ALL") depending on the reporting needs.