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1010data Application Program Interface
The 1010data Application Program Interface (API) is a facility whereby a client application running on a user's machine can access and query data on the 1010data database servers.
Prerequisites
To effectively work with the 1010data XML API, you should be familiar with the concepts and topics described here.

1010data Application Program Interface
The 1010data Application Program Interface (API) is a facility whereby a client application running on a user's machine can access and query data on the 1010data database servers.
- Prerequisites
  To effectively work with the 1010data XML API, you should be familiar with the concepts and topics described here.
- Transactions
  An API session requires that a session first be established, then subsequent transactions be conducted using a unique set of identifiers. This section details how to establish a session and conduct transactions.
- Return codes
  Every transaction sent to 1010data returns an XML response containing at least a return code and its corresponding message. The error codes and messages are described here.

Prerequisites

To effectively work with the 1010data XML API, you should be familiar with the concepts and topics described here.

Prerequisites

Working with the 1010data API is similar to working with many other service API's such as REST or SOAP. Experience building applications using such API's is recommended. The 1010data API uses the HTTPS POST method to register transactions and return results. While similar to REST API's in some ways, 1010data's stateful, session-based access model is different from traditional REST API's in several ways. Therefore, knowledge of 1010data sessions, directories, tables, and queries is recommended as well.

To use the API, a valid 1010data account with API access is required.