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See PRTG Tools Family for more information. If you want to automatically export historic data of several sensors at once, you can use the CSVExport command-line tool. You can find detailed documentation on all HTTP API functions in the PRTG Manual: Application Programming Interface (API) Definition. You can find the tool in the PRTG web interface under Setup | PRTG API | Historic Data, section Historic Data Query Builder. The tool automatically builds and tests your desired queries. The query builder tool allows you to experiment with API calls.

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You can use the following parameters for the historic graphs and data tables: ParameterĪverage interval in seconds use 0 to download raw data (= results of all single monitoring requests)īaseFontSize='x' sets the size of the font, showLegend='x' enables (1) or disables (0) the graph legend Common parameters for historic data API calls The result is a spreadsheet (.csv) file where data of each channel is represented in an individual column. The sdate is February 1st, 2018 at 12 A.M and the edate is February 15th, 2018 at 12 A.M. The avg (average) is 0, so raw data is displayed. You can use the following example call to query historic data for a Core Health sensor with ID #1002 in CSV format:

You can find the object ID on a sensor’s Overview tab or by hovering over the sensor in the device tree, for example.ĬSV format /api/historicdata.csv?id=objectid&avg=0&sdate=-00-00-00&edate=-00-00-00&username=myuser&passhash=mypasshash XML format /api/historicdata.xml?id=objectid&avg=0&sdate=-00-00-00&edate=-00-00-00&username=myuser&passhash=mypasshash Example

You must supply the object ID of a sensor as well as a start date/time sdate and end date/time edate to get the raw data table.

Select Setup | Account Settings | My Account from the main menu bar.

You can find the passhash in the PRTG web interface:

The authentication with user name and passhash (or user name and password) must always be included in each request by using the user name and passhash (or user name and password) parameters.

The following API calls give you historic data tables, either in CSV or XML format. API calls for historic data in CSV or XML format The URL call must include the PRTG website name and credentials, for example: You can run API calls from a supported browser in URL format. The API documentation contains all the information that you need to build your queries. This is useful if you need sensor data in a format that allows you to view your own statistics in external programs or for additional computations. The PRTG API allows you to export historic sensor data into. This article applies as of PRTG 22 Exporting historic sensor data into.