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In the returned results, the sco tag’s depth attribute indicates how many hierarchical levels away
the folder is from the specified SCO. That is, a
depth attribute equal to 0 indicates the SCO
itself; a
depth of 1 indicates the folder that contains the SCO; and so on.
Parameters
sco-id
The ID of a SCO.
Filters
Results cannot be filtered or sorted.
Returned elements
sco-nav
Sample results
<results>
<status code="ok" />
<sco-nav>
<sco sco-id="181230" tree-id="181230" type="folder" depth="2">
<name>User Meetings</name>
</sco>
<sco sco-id="181576" tree-id="181230" type="folder" depth="1">
<name>[e-mail]</name>
</sco>
<sco sco-id="503545" tree-id="181230" type="meeting" depth="0">
<name>created with 402</name>
</sco>
</sco-nav>
</results>
See also
sco-move
sco-search
Availability
Breeze 4.
Description
Provides a list of all SCOs that match the search text.
For every type of SCO, the title and summary are searched. For presentations and other SCOs
that contain text, the contents of the SCO are also searched.
Parameters
query A string to search for. You can use a backslash (\) before the following characters to
escape them in the query string:
+ - && || ! ( ) { } [ ] ^ " ~ * ? : \