[SOLVED] @Michael-Huhn this seems to work. However you discovered that, because for me it's not very intuitive to "search =<int>" when it's more like a "search where in <text>". Thanks a lot.

@Irmantas Hey Irmantas, do you find a solution to read out informations form i-doit api and get in in Power BI? I´m looking also for a solution for this case. Best greadings Robert

And here are the corrected categories { "method": "cmdb.object.create", "params": { "categories": { "C__CATS__PERSON_LOGIN": [ { "disable_login": 1, "username": "logonname" } ], "C__CATS__PERSON_MASTER": [ { "assigned_organization": 31, "phone_company": "+049 3641 111 111", "mail_address": "firstname.lastname@domain.com", "last_name": "lastname", "first_name": "firstname" } ] }, "title": "firstname lastname", "apikey": "apikey", "type": "C__OBJTYPE__PERSON" }, "id": 343653293, "jsonrpc": "2.0" } You can find the Constants here -> https://kb.i-doit.com/en/i-doit-pro-add-ons/api/index.html#attribute-documentation

@Michael-Huhn Great! Hot fix did the job: [image: 1702035027806-40689a91-845d-47c5-bfc9-fed575095dd4-image.png] now is ID used correctly Thank you

@mamawe said in API create object from template: @Kleinrotti I can confirm that this works with API version 1.13 too. Just tested with API version 1.13.1: it works there too, but has to be inserted at line 292. Kind regards, Mathias

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Thank @Michael-Overkamp! I confirm that the hotfix solves the issue.

@arthur-koch yes it is, but afaik there is no documentation. In python looks somehow like this: data = { 'id': 1, 'version': '2.0', 'method': 'cmdb.object_type_categories.read', 'params': { 'apikey': self.apikey, 'language': self.language, 'type': obj_id }, }

@michael-overkamp i'm so sad my picture was so big size that i can't send you anyway i was checked it what u said it pressed check button and it was be turn red cross sign(hide) and the title font was changed and i press "Accept" button, but notthing changed it and notthing Accepted it i have strange one another things, i can't be change status be hide another one should i need to re-install cmdb whole thing?

Hello @SHQuinn4Com, short and painless cmdb.category.save = Key -> object cmdb.category.create = Key -> objID

Hey @fa__ yes, that's correct - working with the ID will work, since i-doit does not have to "look up" the correct version on its own. I have created a bug ticket for the this Thanks for finding this issue! Best regards Leo

Thank you @lfischer . That solved the issue, now the API returns the password decrypted.

@michael-overkamp It works fine now. Thank you!

Hi @mirkomatonti do you use the i-doit open or i-doit pro? If you are using the open version you can find the download in the download section of https://www.i-doit.org/download/ If you are using the pro version you can download the version from the customer portal with your customer login Cheers, Phil

Hallo @DFARehnitz du hast es zwar schon selbst herausgefunden aber hier mal ein Link zur Spezifikation von JSON Requests. Dort siehst du wie ein JSON aufgebaut sein muss. https://www.jsonrpc.org/specification