source
| Arg | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|
| client_id | The client id to extract | string |
| flow_id | A flow ID (client or server artifacts) | string |
| hunt_id | Retrieve sources from this hunt (combines all results from all clients) | string |
| artifact | The name of the artifact collection to fetch | string |
| source | An optional named source within the artifact | string |
| start_time | Start return events from this date (for event sources) | Any |
| end_time | Stop end events reach this time (event sources). | Any |
| notebook_id | The notebook to read from (should also include cell id) | string |
| notebook_cell_id | The notebook cell read from (should also include notebook id) | string |
| notebook_cell_version | The notebook cell version to read from (should also include notebook id and notebook cell) | string |
| notebook_cell_table | A notebook cell can have multiple tables.) | int64 |
| start_row | Start reading the result set from this row | int64 |
| count | Maximum number of rows to fetch (default unlimited) | int64 |
| orgs | Run the query over these orgs. If empty use the current org. | list of string |
Required permissions: READ_RESULTS
Description
Retrieve rows from an artifact’s source.
This plugin is mostly useful in notebooks. It attempts to do the right thing automatically by inferring many parameters from its execution environment.
The goal with this plugin is to reduce the boiler plate code
required by inferring many of the parameters from the notebook
environment. The source() plugin serves as a proxy to other more
specific plugins such as hunt_results() and flow_results().
For example, when running within a collection notebook, the GUI
will automatically pass the ClientId, FlowId and Artifact
parameters to the notebook environment. Therefore it is not
necessary to specify those at all:
-- Artifact, ClientId and FlowId are populated from the notebook context.
SELECT * FROM source()On the other hand, when running the above query in a hunt
notebook, the HuntId will be available in the notebook context,
therefore the source() plugin will be equivalent to the
hunt_results() plugin.
When accessing another notebook cell, both the notebook_id and
notebook_cell parameters must be explicitly specified:
SELECT * FROM source(notebook_id="N.123", notebook_cell="NC.1234")