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Change Management API Reference

API Version 2020-05-21

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AWS Managed Services: Change Management API Reference

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Welcome

The change management API provides operations to create and manage requests for change (RFCs). RFCs can be created, updated, submitted, approved (or rejected), and canceled.

Creating a Request for Change

To create a request for change, begin by calling CreateRfc (p. 7). After creating the basic RFC and before submitting it, you can add or update information (Description, ExpectedOutcome, ImplementationPlan, RollbackPlan, and WorstCaseScenario) by using the UpdateRfc operation (UpdateRfc (p. 61)).

When all necessary information has been added, use SubmitRfc (p. 57) to activate the RFC.

NoteAlthough only the change type (ChangeTypeId and ChangeTypeVersion) and Title are required to initially create an RFC, you must provide values for these ﬁelds (either in the original CreateRfc (p. 7) call or by using the corresponding UpdateRfc (UpdateRfc (p. 61)

operation) before calling SubmitRfc (p. 57):

• RequestedStartTime (CreateRfc (p. 7) and RequestedEndTime, if you want to

schedule the RFC. If scheduling is unimportant, leave oﬀ these values and execution begins as soon as the RFC is approved. This is part of a feature known as ASAP, or un-scheduled RFC.

• ExecutionParameters that comply with the JSON ExecutionInputSchema of the change type that is associated with the RFC (CreateRfc (p. 7) or UpdateRfc (p. 61))

For more information and examples, see Change Management in the AWS Managed Services User Guide.

Getting information about an RFC

The GetRfc (p. 19) operation shows most of the information about an RFC, including the approval status and execution status.

If an RFC is rejected or canceled, the reason for the action appears in the RfcReason.

Service Endpoint

The HTTP endpoint for the Change Management API is:

• https://amscm.us-east-1.amazonaws.com

This document was last published on March 6, 2022.

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Actions

The following actions are supported:

• ApproveRfc (p. 3)

• CancelRfc (p. 5)

• CreateRfc (p. 7)

• CreateRfcAttachment (p. 11)

• CreateRfcCorrespondence (p. 14)

• GetChangeTypeVersion (p. 16)

• GetRfc (p. 19)

• GetRfcAttachment (p. 22)

• ListChangeTypeCategories (p. 24)

• ListChangeTypeClassiﬁcationSummaries (p. 26)

• ListChangeTypeItems (p. 29)

• ListChangeTypeOperations (p. 32)

• ListChangeTypeSubcategories (p. 35)

• ListChangeTypeVersionSummaries (p. 37)

• ListRestrictedExecutionTimes (p. 40)

• ListRfcAttachmentSummaries (p. 42)

• ListRfcCorrespondences (p. 45)

• ListRfcSummaries (p. 48)

• RejectRfc (p. 55)

• SubmitRfc (p. 57)

• UpdateRestrictedExecutionTimes (p. 59)

• UpdateRfc (p. 61)

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ApproveRfc

Marks the speciﬁed RFC as approved.

An RFC with a CT of "Execution mode: Manual" requires approval; rarely it requires customer

response, either approval or rejection. If your response is explicitly required, the Approval Status:

CustomerApproval Pending RFC status is in the RFC execution output, but you receive no other notice. You must explicitly reject or approve the RFC by running this operation or the RejectRfc operation.

Request Syntax

{ "RfcId": "string"

}

Request Parameters

For information about the parameters that are common to all actions, see Common Parameters (p. 101).

The request accepts the following data in JSON format.

RfcId (p. 3)

The unique ID (UUID) of the RFC to approve.

Type: String Required: Yes

Response Elements

If the action is successful, the service sends back an HTTP 200 response with an empty HTTP body.

Errors

For information about the errors that are common to all actions, see Common Errors (p. 103).

InternalServerError

An unspeciﬁed server error occurred.

HTTP Status Code: 500 InvalidArgumentException

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ResourceNotFoundException

A speciﬁed resource could not be located. Actual status code: 404 HTTP Status Code: 400

CancelRfc

Cancels the speciﬁed RFC.

Request Syntax

{ "Reason": "string", "RfcId": "string"

}

Request Parameters

Reason (p. 5)

The reason for the cancellation.

If an RFC is rejected or canceled, the reason for the action appears in the RfcReason.

Type: String Required: Yes RfcId (p. 5)

The unique ID (UUID) of the RFC to cancel.

Response Elements

If the action is successful, the service sends back an HTTP 200 response with an empty HTTP body.

Errors

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See Also

InvalidRfcStateException

The RFC is not in a state that allows the requested operation. Actual status code: 409 HTTP Status Code: 400

CreateRfc

Creates a new RFC.

To create a request for change, begin by calling CreateRfc (p. 7). After creating the basic RFC and before submitting it, you can add or update information (Description, ExpectedOutcome, ImplementationPlan, RollbackPlan, and WorstCaseScenario) by using the UpdateRfc operation (UpdateRfc (p. 61)).

When all necessary information has been added, use SubmitRfc (p. 57) to activate the RFC.

NoteAlthough only the change type (ChangeTypeId and ChangeTypeVersion) and Title are required to initially create an RFC, you must provide values for these ﬁelds (either in the original CreateRfc (p. 7) call or by using the corresponding UpdateRfc (UpdateRfc (p. 61)

operation) before calling SubmitRfc (p. 57):

• RequestedStartTime (CreateRfc (p. 7) and RequestedEndTime, if you want to

schedule the RFC. If scheduling is unimportant, leave oﬀ these values and execution begins as soon as the RFC is approved. This is part of a feature known as ASAP, or un-scheduled RFC.

• ExecutionParameters that comply with the JSON ExecutionInputSchema of the change type that is associated with the RFC (CreateRfc (p. 7) or UpdateRfc (p. 61))

For more information and examples, see Change Management in the AWS Managed Services User Guide.

Request Syntax

{ "ChangeTypeId": "string", "ChangeTypeVersion": "string", "Description": "string",

"ExecutionParameters": "string", "ExpectedOutcome": "string", "ImplementationPlan": "string", "Notification": {

"Email": {

"EmailRecipients": [ "string" ] }

},

"RequestedEndTime": "string", "RequestedStartTime": "string", "RollbackPlan": "string", "Title": "string",

"WorstCaseScenario": "string"

}

Request Parameters

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Request Parameters

ChangeTypeVersion (p. 7)

The version of the change type for the request; for example, "1.0".

Type: String Required: Yes Description (p. 7)

The description of the RFC.

Type: String Required: No

ExecutionParameters (p. 7)

The parameters that are required to execute the RFC, submitted in JSON format.

Type: String Required: No ExpectedOutcome (p. 7)

A description of the eﬀects of the change.

ImplementationPlan (p. 7)

The actions or steps required to implement the change (for change types that are not automated).

Type: String Required: No Notiﬁcation (p. 7)

Create a notiﬁcation for an existing RFC.

Type: RfcNotiﬁcation (p. 93) object Required: No

RequestedEndTime (p. 7)

The end of the change window, expressed in ISO 8601 format. The default format is the basic format (YYYYMMDDThhmmssZ). For example, 2017/02/27 at 2:30 PM would be 20170227T143000Z. An RFC does not fail if the requested end time is exceeded.

RequestedStartTime (p. 7)

The start of the change window, expressed in ISO 8601 format. The default format is the basic format (YYYYMMDDThhmmssZ). For example, 2017/02/27 at 2:10 PM would be 20170227T141000Z.

For best results, set the requested start time to at least 20 minutes past the time that you expect

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Response Syntax

to submit the RFC. Alternatively, you can use the ASAP option, which causes the RFC to be executed as soon as it is approved, to use this option, do not specify any start time. If the RFC does not pass syntax or other checks before the requested start time (if one is set), the RFC is canceled.

Type: String Required: No RollbackPlan (p. 7)

The actions or steps required to undo the change.

Type: String Required: No Title (p. 7)

A name for the RFC; this is displayed as the subject of the RFC in the AMS console.

Type: String Required: Yes WorstCaseScenario (p. 7)

A description of the most unfavorable outcome of the change.

Response Syntax

{ "RfcId": "string"

}

Response Elements

If the action is successful, the service sends back an HTTP 200 response.

The following data is returned in JSON format by the service.

RfcId (p. 9)

The unique ID (UUID) of the RFC that was created.

Type: String

Errors

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See Also

InvalidArgumentException

A speciﬁed argument is not valid.

HTTP Status Code: 400

CreateRfcAttachment

Create an attachment for an existing RFC.

Request Syntax

{

"Content": blob, "FileName": "string", "RfcId": "string"

}

Request Parameters

Content (p. 11)

The content of the RFC attachment, which is binary data.

Type: Base64-encoded binary data object Required: Yes

FileName (p. 11)

The ﬁle name of the RFC attachment.

The RFC identiﬁer for an RFC attachment request.

Response Syntax

{

"AttachmentId": "string",

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Errors

AttachmentId (p. 11)

The attachment identiﬁer in an RFC attachment response.

Type: String RfcId (p. 11)

The RFC identiﬁer in an RFC attachment request.

Type: String

Errors

HTTP Status Code: 400 InvalidRfcStateException

ServiceQuotaExceededException

You have exceeded your service quotas.

CreateRfcCorrespondence

Create the correspondence for an RFC.

Request Syntax

{

"AttachmentIds": [ "string" ], "Content": "string",

"RfcId": "string"

}

Request Parameters

AttachmentIds (p. 14)

The attachment identiﬁers for an RFC correspondence request.

Type: Array of strings Required: No

Content (p. 14)

The content for an RFC correspondence request.

The RFC identiﬁer for an RFC correspondence request.

Response Syntax

{

"CorrespondenceId": "string", "RfcId": "string"

}

Response Elements

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Errors

CorrespondenceId (p. 14)

The correspondence identiﬁer in an RFC correspondence response.

Type: String RfcId (p. 14)

The RFC identiﬁer in an RFC correspondence response.

Type: String

Errors

HTTP Status Code: 400 InvalidRfcStateException

GetChangeTypeVersion

Returns information about the speciﬁed change type; optionally, you can specify a change type version identiﬁer. By default, the most recent version of the change type is returned.

The information returned includes:

• Execution approval requirements (ApprovalCondition)

• Whether execution of the change is automated or manual (AutomationStatus)

• Change type deprecation information (DeprecationMessage and DeprecationTime)

• An estimate of the time required for execution of the change (ExpectedExecutionDurationInMinutes)

• The parameters that can be speciﬁed for the change (ExecutionInputSchema)

For more information and examples, see Understanding Change Types in the AWS Managed Services User Guide.

Request Syntax

{ "ChangeTypeId": "string", "Locale": "string", "Version": "string"

}

Request Parameters

ChangeTypeId (p. 16)

The unique ID of the change type, in the form ct-2ty5seo8rxfsc.

Type: String Required: Yes Locale (p. 16)

The locale (language) to return information in. The default is English. Note: For future use; not currently implemented.

Type: String Required: No Version (p. 16)

The version identiﬁer of the change type to return.

NoteIf you use the AWS CLI and want to specify a change type version in the request, you must use extra double hyphens (--) to cause the CLI to interpret the --version parameter correctly (and not interpret it as a base AWS CLI option). Any base AWS CLI options and parameters (not speciﬁc to the AWS Managed Services API), such as --output or -- profile, must appear before the double hyphen. The simplest way to do this is by putting

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Response Syntax

the double hyphens immediately before the get-change-type-version command. For example: aws amscm --output text -- get-change-type-version --version 1.0This special treatment applies only if you specify the parameter on the command line; no special treatment is necessary if you provide parameters in JSON format.

Response Syntax

{

"ChangeTypeVersion": { "AccessLevel": { "Id": "string", "Name": "string"

},

"ApprovalCondition": { "AwsApproval": { "Id": "string", "Name": "string"

},

"CustomerApproval": { "Id": "string", "Name": "string"

} },

"AutomationStatus": { "Id": "string", "Name": "string"

},

"ChangeTypeId": "string", "CreatedTime": "string",

"DeprecationMessage": "string", "DeprecationTime": "string", "ExecutionInputSchema": "string", "ExecutionOutputSchema": "string",

"ExpectedExecutionDurationInMinutes": number, "Name": "string",

"Version": "string"

}}

Response Elements

ChangeTypeVersion (p. 17)

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See Also

HTTP Status Code: 400 ResourceNotFoundException

GetRfc

Returns information about the speciﬁed RFC ID.

Request Syntax

{ "Locale": "string", "RfcId": "string"

}

Request Parameters

Locale (p. 19)

Type: String Required: No RfcId (p. 19)

The unique ID (UUID) of the RFC Type: String

Required: Yes

Response Syntax

{ "Rfc": {

"ActionState": { "Id": "string", "Name": "string"

},

"ActualExecutionTimeRange": { "EndTime": "string",

"StartTime": "string"

},

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Response Elements

},

"ChangeTypeId": "string", "ChangeTypeVersion": "string", "CreatedBy": "string",

"CreatedTime": "string", "Description": "string", "ExecutionOutput": "string", "ExecutionParameters": "string", "ExpectedOutcome": "string", "ImplementationPlan": "string", "LastCorrespondenceTime": "string", "LastModifiedBy": "string",

"LastModifiedTime": "string", "LastSubmittedTime": "string", "Notification": {

"Email": {

"EmailRecipients": [ "string" ] }

},

"RequestedExecutionTimeRange": { "EndTime": "string",

"StartTime": "string"

},

"RestrictedExecutionTimesOverride": { "Id": "string",

"Name": "string"

},

"RfcId": "string",

"RollbackPlan": "string", "Status": {

"Id": "string", "Name": "string"

},

"StatusReason": "string", "Title": "string",

"WorstCaseScenario": "string"

}}

Response Elements

Rfc (p. 19)

Information about the RFC.

Type: Rfc (p. 80) object

Errors

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See Also

GetRfcAttachment

Retrieve the attachment from an RFC.

Request Syntax

{ "AttachmentId": "string", "RfcId": "string"

}

Request Parameters

AttachmentId (p. 22)

The attachment identiﬁer in an RFC attachment GET request.

The RFC identiﬁer in an RFC attachment GET request.

Response Syntax

{ "RfcAttachment": {

"AttachmentId": "string", "Content": blob,

"ContentLengthInBytes": number, "ContentType": "string",

"CreatedBy": "string", "CreatedTime": "string", "FileName": "string", "RfcId": "string"

}}

Response Elements

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Errors

RfcAttachment (p. 22)

The RFC attachment in an RFC attachment GET response.

Type: RfcAttachment (p. 87) object

Errors

ListChangeTypeCategories

Returns the available change type category values.

Request Syntax

{ "Locale": "string", "MaxResults": number, "NextToken": "string"

}

Request Parameters

Locale (p. 24)

Type: String Required: No MaxResults (p. 24)

The maximum number of items to return in one batch. Valid values are 20-100.

Type: Integer Required: No NextToken (p. 24)

If the response contains more items than MaxResults, only MaxResults items are returned, and a NextToken pagination token is returned in the response. To retrieve the next batch of items, reissue the request and include the returned token in the NextToken parameter. When all items have been returned, the response does not contain a pagination token value.

Response Syntax

{ "ChangeTypeCategories": [ "string" ], "NextToken": "string"

}

Response Elements

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Errors

ChangeTypeCategories (p. 24)

The available change type category values.

Type: Array of strings NextToken (p. 24)

Type: String

Errors

ListChangeTypeClassiﬁcationSummaries

Returns the classifications (category, subcategory, item, and operation) for all change types that meet the specified (optional) filter criteria.

Request Syntax

{ "Filters": [ {

"Attribute": "string", "Condition": "string", "Value": "string", "Values": [ "string" ] }

],

"Locale": "string", "MaxResults": number, "NextToken": "string"

}

Request Parameters

Filters (p. 26)

Attribute/value pairs to narrow the results returned. Filter criteria are combined in a logical OR operation, and values that contain spaces are also combined in an OR operation. For example, a Value of "read-only access" matches all values that contain "read-only" OR "access". Valid ﬁlter attributes: Category, Subcategory, Item, Operation, ChangeTypeId.

For more information and examples, see Finding Change Types in the AWS Managed Services User Guide.

Type: Array of Filter (p. 77) objects Required: No

Locale (p. 26)

Type: Integer Required: No

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Response Syntax

NextToken (p. 26)

Response Syntax

{ "ChangeTypeClassificationSummaries": [ {

"Category": "string", "ChangeTypeId": "string", "Item": "string",

"Operation": "string", "Subcategory": "string"

} ],

"NextToken": "string"

}

Response Elements

ChangeTypeClassiﬁcationSummaries (p. 27)

The change type classiﬁcations that satisfy the ﬁlter criteria.

Type: Array of ChangeTypeClassiﬁcationSummary (p. 70) objects NextToken (p. 27)

Type: String

Errors

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See Also

ListChangeTypeItems

Returns the available change type item values for the speciﬁed category and subcategory values.

Request Syntax

{ "Category": "string", "Locale": "string", "MaxResults": number, "NextToken": "string", "Subcategory": "string"

}

Request Parameters

Category (p. 29)

The change type category value to return the item values for.

If the response contains more items than MaxResults, only MaxResults items are returned, and a NextToken pagination token is returned in the response. To retrieve the next batch of items, reissue

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Response Syntax

{ "ChangeTypeItems": [ "string" ], "NextToken": "string"

}

Response Elements

ChangeTypeItems (p. 30)

The change type item values for the speciﬁed category and subcategory values.

Type: String

Errors

ListChangeTypeOperations

Returns the available change type operation values for the speciﬁed category and subcategory values.

Request Syntax

{ "Category": "string", "Item": "string", "Locale": "string", "MaxResults": number, "NextToken": "string", "Subcategory": "string"

}

Request Parameters

The change type category value to return the operation values for.

Type: String Required: Yes Item (p. 32)

The change type item values to return the operation values for.

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Response Syntax

Type: String Required: No Subcategory (p. 32)

The change type subcategory values to return the operation values for.

Response Syntax

{

"ChangeTypeOperationSummaries": [ {

"ChangeTypeId": "string", "Operation": "string"

} ],

}

Response Elements

ChangeTypeOperationSummaries (p. 33)

The change type operation values for the speciﬁed category, subcategory, and item values.

Type: Array of ChangeTypeOperationSummary (p. 71) objects NextToken (p. 33)

Type: String

Errors

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See Also

ListChangeTypeSubcategories

Returns the available change type subcategory values for the speciﬁed category value.

Request Syntax

{ "Category": "string", "Locale": "string", "MaxResults": number, "NextToken": "string"

}

Request Parameters

The change type category value to return the subcategory values for.

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Response Elements

"ChangeTypeSubcategories": [ "string" ], "NextToken": "string"

}

Response Elements

ChangeTypeSubcategories (p. 35)

The change type subcategory values for the speciﬁed category value.

Type: String

Errors

ListChangeTypeVersionSummaries

Returns version information (versions and deprecation times) for the speciﬁed change type.

Request Syntax

{

"Filters": [ {

],

"MaxResults": number, "NextToken": "string"

}

Request Parameters

Filters (p. 37)

The only valid ﬁlter attribute is ChangeTypeId, and a value is required.

MaxResults (p. 37)

Type: String

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Response Elements

"AccessLevel": { "Id": "string", "Name": "string"

},

"ChangeTypeId": "string", "CreatedTime": "string", "DeprecationTime": "string", "Description": "string", "Name": "string", "Version": "string"

} ],

}

Response Elements

ChangeTypeVersionSummaries (p. 37)

The version information (versions and deprecation times) for the speciﬁed change type.

Type: Array of ChangeTypeVersionSummary (p. 74) objects NextToken (p. 37)

Type: String

Errors

ListRestrictedExecutionTimes

Returns the time ranges during which change execution is restricted.

Request Syntax

{ "MaxResults": number, "NextToken": "string"

}

Request Parameters

MaxResults (p. 40)

Response Syntax

{ "NextToken": "string",

"RestrictedExecutionTimes": [ {

"TimeRange": {

"EndTime": "string", "StartTime": "string"

} } ]}

Response Elements

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Errors

Type: String

RestrictedExecutionTimes (p. 40)

The time ranges during which change execution is restricted.

Type: Array of RestrictedExecutionTime (p. 79) objects

Errors

ListRfcAttachmentSummaries

The Request for Change (RFCs) attachments.

Request Syntax

{

"Filters": [ {

],

}

Request Parameters

Filters (p. 42)

The only valid ﬁlter attribute is RfcId, and a value is required.

Locale (p. 42)

Type: String

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Response Syntax

Required: No

Response Syntax

{

"NextToken": "string", "RfcAttachmentSummaries": [ {

"AttachmentId": "string", "ContentLengthInBytes": number, "ContentType": "string",

"CreatedBy": "string", "CreatedTime": "string", "FileName": "string", "RfcId": "string"

} ] }

Response Elements

Type: String

RfcAttachmentSummaries (p. 43)

List a summary of the existing attachments of an RFC.

Type: Array of RfcAttachmentSummary (p. 89) objects

Errors

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ListRfcCorrespondences

List the existing correspondences of an RFC.

Request Syntax

{

"Filters": [ {

],

}

Request Parameters

Filters (p. 45)

The only valid ﬁlter attribute is RfcId, and a value is required.

Locale (p. 45)

Type: Integer

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Response Syntax

Required: No

Response Syntax

{

"NextToken": "string", "RfcCorrespondences": [ {

"Content": "string",

"CorrespondenceId": "string", "CreatedBy": "string", "CreatedTime": "string", "LinkedAttachments": [ {

"AttachmentId": "string", "CreatedBy": "string", "CreatedTime": "string", "FileName": "string"

} ],

"RfcId": "string", "UserType": { "Id": "string", "Name": "string"

} } ] }

Response Elements

Type: String

RfcCorrespondences (p. 46)

The list of correspondences for an existing RFC.

Type: Array of RfcCorrespondence (p. 91) objects

Errors

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See Also

ListRfcSummaries

Returns summaries of Request for Change (RFCs) that meet the speciﬁed criteria.

Request Syntax

{

"Filters": [ {

],

"Locale": "string", "MaxResults": number, "NextToken": "string", "RequestedEndTimeRange": { "EndTime": "string", "StartTime": "string"

},

"RequestedStartTimeRange": { "EndTime": "string", "StartTime": "string"

}}

Request Parameters

Filters (p. 48)

You can Filter results based on an Attribute and Value combined in a logical AND operation, or based on an Attribute, a Condition, and Values.

The following are the valid ﬁlter attributes:

ActualEndTime

• Valid Values: Any string representing an ISO8601 datetime (e.g., “20170101T000000Z”).

• Valid Conditions: Before, After, Between

• Default Condition: None

• Notes: The Before or After condition only accepts one value in the Values field. The Between condition must have exactly two values in the Values field, where the first value should represent a date that happens before the second value.

ActualStartTime

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Request Parameters

AutomationStatusId

• Valid Values: Manual, Automated

• Valid Conditions: Equals

• Default Condition: Equals

• Notes: There are only two automation statuses.

ChangeTypeId

• Valid Values: Any valid change type ID; for example, ct-123h45t6uz7jl.

• Notes: Finding a Change Type or CISO in the AMS User Guide.

ChangeTypeVersion

• Valid Values: Any valid change type ID; for example, 1.0.

• Notes: Finding a Change Type or CISO in the AMS User Guide.

CreatedBy

• Valid Values: Any string (maximum allowed length is 2048 characters).

• Valid Conditions: Contains

• Default Condition: Contains

• Notes: The CreatedBy ﬁeld of the RFC contains the ARN of the user who created it.

CreatedTime

LastModiﬁedTime

LastSubmittedTime

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Request Parameters

• Notes:The Before or After condition only accepts one value in the Values field. The Between condition must have exactly two values in the Values field, where the first value should represent a date that happens before the second value.

RequestedStartTime

RfcStatusId

• Valid Values: Canceled, Editing, Failure, InProgress, PendingApproval, Rejected, Scheduled, Success

• Notes: Refresh the RFC list in the AMS console or run GetRfc (p. 19).

Title

• Valid Values: Any valid RFC title.

• Valid Conditions: Contains

• Default Condition: Contains

• Notes: Regular expressions in each individual ﬁeld are not supported. Case insensitive search.

For more information about the ﬁlter attributes and examples, see Finding RFCs in the AMS User Guide.

Locale (p. 48)

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Welcome

Actions

ApproveRfc

Request Syntax

Request Parameters

Response Elements

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CancelRfc

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Request Parameters

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CreateRfc

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Errors

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CreateRfcAttachment

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CreateRfcCorrespondence

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Request Parameters

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GetChangeTypeVersion

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GetRfc

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GetRfcAttachment

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ListChangeTypeCategories

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Request Parameters

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Response Elements

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ListChangeTypeClassiﬁcationSummaries

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Request Parameters

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Errors

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ListChangeTypeItems

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Request Parameters

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Response Elements

Errors