POST /asset/v1/content/assets/query

Get several assets by query.

Get an asset collection by advanced query.

Name	Type	Description
`query`	object	Required. Contains the actual search request, comprised of one, or more simple queries. Combine multiple query objects into an advanced query using the logical operator AND, or OR.
`query.property`	string	Refers to an element of the asset you are querying.
`query.simpleOperator`	string	Represents the comparison you are making between the property and the value.
`query.value`	string	Represents the data you are comparing the property for returning search results. The value can be practically any constant expression: a single word a phrase sentence a number with, or without decimals . When filtering for a property among multiple values, such as when using the `in` operator, the `value` field becomes `values`.
`page`	object	Contains `page` and `pageSize`. For `page`, start with 1 and continue until you get zero results. `pageSize` is the number of results per page to return.
`sort`	object	Contains one or more properties to use for sorting, and also determines the direction in which to sort the data.
`fields`	object	List of asset properties used to reduce the size of your results to only the properties you need.

The sort syntax is the asset property name followed by the order direction, either asc or desc. This example sorts by both ID and version, in ascending and descending order, respectively.

A complex query is composed of two or more simple queries joined with an AND or OR logical comparison operator. The simple queries are contained in a leftOperand JSON field and rightOperand JSON field. A third field, the logicalOperator, is used to compare the two operands. You can also embed queries inside other queries.

Operator	Description
`equal`	Compares numbers and strings. Specifies that search results must contain an exact match of the words included in the search terms.
`notEqual`	Compares numbers and strings.
`lessThan`	Compares numbers only.
`lessThanOrEqual`	Compares numbers only.
`greaterThan`	Compares numbers only.
`greaterThanOrEqual`	Compares numbers only.
`like`	Compares strings only. Specifies that search term must be similar to, but not necessarily a proper substring of, search results.
`isNull`
`isNotNull`
`contains`	Compares strings only. Specifies that search results must contain at least one of the words included in the search terms.
`mustcontain`	Specifies that search results must contain all words included in the search terms.
`startsWith`	Compares strings only.
`in`	Value is among the list of values. Use this operator to retrieve a list of assets by their IDs, or a list of assets by nearly any enumerable value.
`where`	Value is an exact match of the property's value. Compares only strings within enumerables, such as tags and attributes. Use this operator to query the tags and attributes list properties for assets where at least one item in the list matches your query.

Example Request

This example returns all assets whose version is 2 and assetType.name is Template, returning the first 50 results, sorted by asset id, ascending.

Example Response

In addition to standard fields always returned on the asset object, the response contains any optional asset fields specified in the request.

Query for Archived Assets

You can query for archived assets by including a filter for the asset's status.name or id value. Modify the first example request to replace the leftOperand with a filter that includes the asset's status.name of Archived, as shown here.

The response contains a collection of zero or more archived assets of asset type Template.

Status	Name	Type	Description
200			A collection of assets
	`CustomerKey`	string	Reference to customer's private ID/name for the asset.
	`ContentType`	string	The type that the `Content` attribute is in.
	`Data`	object	Container for asset properties.
	`AssetType`	object	The type of the asset saved as a name/ID pair.
	`Version`	number	The version of the asset.
	`Locked`	boolean	Specifies whether the asset can be modified.
	`FileProperties`	object	Stores the different properties that this asset refers to if it is a file type.
	`Name`	string	Name of the asset, set by the client. 200 character maximum.
	`Description`	string	Description of the asset, set by the client.
	`Category`	object	ID of the category the asset belongs to.
	`Tags`	array	List of tags associated with the asset.
	`Content`	string	The actual content of the asset.
	`Design`	string	Fallback for display when both `Content` and `Supercontent` are not provided.
	`SuperContent`	string	Content that supersedes `Content` in terms of display.
	`CustomFields`	object	Custom fields within an asset.
	`Views`	object	Views within an asset.
	`Blocks`	object	Blocks within the asset.
	`MinBlocks`	number	Minimum number of blocks within an asset.
	`MaxBlocks`	number	Maximum number of blocks within an asset.
	`Channels`	object	List of channels allowed to use this asset.
	`AllowedBlocks`	array	List of blocks allowed in the asset.
	`Slots`	object	Slots within the asset.
	`BusinessUnitAvailability`	object	A dictionary of member IDs granted access to the asset.
	`sharingProperties`	object	Allows you to share content with one or more business units having Content Builder Sharing enabled. See Sharing for additional information.
	`sharingProperties.sharedWith`	object	List of MID IDs with which the asset is shared.
	`sharingProperties.sharingType`	string	Indicates the permission that you are granting to the list of MIDs in `sharedWith`. Possible values are `view`. `edit`. `local`.
	`Template`	object	Template that the asset follows.
	`File`	string	Base64-encoded string of a file associated with an asset.
	`GenerateFrom`	string	Tells the sending compiler what view to use for generating this view's content.

400			Bad request
	`Message`	string	The error message.
	`ErrorCode`	number	The specific error code.
	`Documentation`	string	Any specific documentation for the error.

403			Permission error
	`Message`	string	The error message.
	`ErrorCode`	number	The specific error code.
	`Documentation`	string	Any specific documentation for the error.

For more use cases related to this reference material, see Use Case Examples for Enhanced Content Search.

The Enhanced Content Search use cases show how the fictitious Northern Trail Outfitters company uses the Marketing Cloud enhanced content search feature.