URL parameters
The unique identifier of the exploration.
Headers
Bearer $TOKEN
Retrieves a single exploration by its ID, including the full chart, query, and variable configurations.
URL parameters
The unique identifier of the exploration.
Headers
Bearer $TOKEN
Returns the exploration.
Response body
Invalid or missing authentication token.
An exploration with the specified ID was not found.
Response body
Response attributes
The ID of the exploration.
Always exploration.
The name of the exploration, generated from its query when it still has the default name.
The start of the exploration's time range, for example now-3h.
The end of the exploration's time range, for example now.
The ID of the exploration group, or null when the exploration isn't in a group.
When the exploration was created, as an ISO 8601 date-time in UTC.
When the exploration was last updated, as an ISO 8601 date-time in UTC.
The chart that shows the exploration.
The chart type: line_chart, bar_chart, pie_chart, scatter_chart, gauge_chart, number_chart, heatmap_chart, table_chart, map_chart, text_chart, tail_chart, static_text_chart, funnel_chart, funnel_trend_chart, anomalies_chart, or hierarchy_chart.
The name of the chart as stored, which name replaces with a generated name while it is the default.
The description of the chart, or null when it has none.
The chart's display settings, such as unit, decimal_places, and legend.
The queries the chart runs.
The ID of the query.
The name of the query. Omitted when not set.
The type of the query: sql_expression, tail_query, tail_query_builder, promql_query, promql_v2_query, promql_via_llm, query_builder, static_text, pql_expression, or funnel_query.
The sources the query reads, either the name of a source variable such as source or a source: reference to specific sources. Omitted when not set.
The SQL the query runs. Present for sql_expression, pql_expression, query_builder, tail_query_builder, and funnel_query queries, and omitted when not set.
The PQL the query is written in. Present only for pql_expression queries.
The filter of the query. Present only for tail_query and tail_query_builder queries, and omitted when not set.
The Markdown content of the query. Present only for static_text queries, and omitted when not set.
The funnel definition with its session field, steps, and breakdown. Present only for funnel_query queries, and omitted when not set.
The query builder's X axis blocks. Present only for query_builder and tail_query_builder queries, as an empty array when there are none.
The query builder's Y axis blocks. Present only for query_builder and tail_query_builder queries, and omitted when not set.
The query builder's point size blocks. Present only for query_builder and tail_query_builder queries, and omitted when not set.
The query builder's coordinate blocks. Present only for query_builder and tail_query_builder queries, as an empty array when there are none.
The query builder's filter blocks. Present only for query_builder and tail_query_builder queries, and omitted when not set.
The query builder's WHERE condition blocks. Present only for query_builder and tail_query_builder queries, as an empty array when there are none.
The query builder's GROUP BY blocks. Present only for query_builder and tail_query_builder queries, and omitted when not set.
The query builder's HAVING condition blocks. Present only for query_builder and tail_query_builder queries, as an empty array when there are none.
The query builder's ORDER BY blocks. Present only for query_builder and tail_query_builder queries, as an empty array when there are none.
The exploration's variables, such as the built-in time, start_time, end_time, and source variables.
The name of the variable, used as {{name}} in queries.
The type of the variable: source, date, datetime, string, number, sql_expression, select_value, boolean, select_with_sql, or select_predefined_sql.
The variable's current values as strings, or an empty array when it has none. For a source variable, these are the IDs of the selected sources.
The variable's default values as strings, or an empty array when it has none.
The SQL query that lists the options of a select_with_sql variable. Omitted when not set.
Additional settings of the variable, such as the selected sources of a source variable in canonicalSourceIds and its services in serviceIds, or the filters of a select_predefined_sql variable. Omitted when not set.
Whether a select_value or select_with_sql variable accepts more than one value at a time.
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