Campaign kind.

Control paging of campaigns, start results at the given offset, defaults to 0 (1st page of data).

Control paging of campaigns, number of campaigns to return with each call. It returns all campaigns by default. When specifying $top parameter, the response contains a `nextLink` property describing the path to get the next page if there are more results.

Filter can be used to restrict the results to campaigns matching a specific state. The syntax is `$filter=state eq 'draft'`. Valid state values are: draft, scheduled, in-progress, and finished. Only the eq operator and the state property are supported.

Sort results by an expression which looks like `$orderby=id asc` (this example is actually the default behavior). The syntax is orderby={property} {direction} or just orderby={property}. The available sorting properties are id, name, state, activatedDate, and finishedDate. The available directions are asc (for ascending order) and desc (for descending order). When not specified the asc direction is used. Only one property at a time can be used for sorting.

Restrict results to campaigns matching the optional `search` expression. This currently performs the search based on the name on the campaign only, case insensitive. If the campaign contains the value of the `search` parameter anywhere in the name, it matches.

Campaign kind.

Control paging of campaigns, start results at the given offset, defaults to 0 (1st page of data).

Control paging of campaigns, number of campaigns to return with each call. It returns all campaigns by default. When specifying $top parameter, the response contains a `nextLink` property describing the path to get the next page if there are more results.

Filter can be used to restrict the results to campaigns matching a specific state. The syntax is `$filter=state eq 'draft'`. Valid state values are: draft, scheduled, in-progress, and finished. Only the eq operator and the state property are supported.

Sort results by an expression which looks like `$orderby=id asc` (this example is actually the default behavior). The syntax is orderby={property} {direction} or just orderby={property}. The available sorting properties are id, name, state, activatedDate, and finishedDate. The available directions are asc (for ascending order) and desc (for descending order). When not specified the asc direction is used. Only one property at a time can be used for sorting.

Restrict results to campaigns matching the optional `search` expression. This currently performs the search based on the name on the campaign only, case insensitive. If the campaign contains the value of the `search` parameter anywhere in the name, it matches.