REST API Developer Guide

Introduction to REST API
Quick Start
Examples
Getting Information About My Organization
Working with Object Metadata
Working with Records
Delete Lightning Experience Event Series
Working with Searches and Queries
Get an Image from a Rich Text Area Field
Insert or Update Blob Data
Retrieve Blob Data
Working with Recently Viewed Information
Managing User Passwords
Working with Approval Processes and Process Rules
Using Event Monitoring
Describe Event Monitoring Using REST
Query Event Monitoring Data with REST
Get Event Monitoring Content from a Record
Download Large Event Log Files Using cURL with REST
Delete Event Monitoring Data
Query or View Hourly Event Log Files
Query Hourly Event Log Files
Differences Between Hourly and 24-Hour Event Logs
Using Composite Resources
Generating an OpenAPI 3.0 Document for sObjects REST API (Beta)
Reference
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Query Hourly Event Log Files

You query hourly event log files in the same way you query 24-hour log files.

Suppose you’re an administrator. Your Chief Security Officer asks you to identify who modified specific accounts and opportunities in the past two hours. You query the hourly URI event log files using the EventLogFile object to review the page requests and request status. Because EventLogFile also returns 24-hour log files, use this SOQL syntax to filter out the 24-hour log files.

Use REST to issue a GET request like this: ​/services/data/v56.0/query?​q=SELECT+Id+,​+EventType+,​+Interval+,+LogDate+,​+LogFile+���FROM+EventLogFile+​WHERE+EventType+=+'URI'+​AND+Interval+=+'Hourly'
In the query, Interval=Hourly makes sure that only hourly event log file data is returned. Alternatively, you can use Sequence to filter out 24-hour event log files (Sequence!=0). To get both hourly and 24-hour files, use Sequence>=0.
If your sandbox org has URI events, you see log file records in your query results. You can also download the event log files to review the data in a CSV file. For more information, see Trailhead: Download and Visualize Event Log Files.