POST /v2/state/acs
Returns the ACS in creation date ascending order, paged, for a given migration id and record time. Unlike /v0/state/acs, every contract is identified by an (optional) update_id (as opposed to the event ID in /v0/state/acs, which was not BFT-safe). The update_id is the ID of the update in which the contract was created, and can be used to correlate with updates returned by /v2/updates.
Returns the ACS in creation date ascending order, paged, for a given migration id and record time. Unlike /v0/state/acs, every contract is identified by an (optional) update_id (as opposed to the event ID in /v0/state/acs, which was not BFT-safe). The update_id is the ID of the update in which the contract was created, and can be used to correlate with updates returned by /v2/updates.
Body
integer (int64).The migration id for which to return the ACS.string (date-time).The timestamp at which the contract set was active. This needs to be an exact timestamp, i.e., needs to correspond to a timestamp reported by /v0/state/acs/snapshot-timestamp if record_time_match is set to exact (which is the default). If record_time_match is set to at_or_before, this can be any timestamp, and the most recent snapshot at or before the given record_time will be returned.exact, at_or_before.next_page_token from a prior request with identical parameters aside from after and page_size; the response may be invalid otherwise. This token is opaque and not meant to be edited by users.integer (int32).The maximum number of created events returned for this request.Responses
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okrecord_time as in the request.migration_id as in the request.page_size contracts in the ACS. create_arguments are always encoded as compact_json.after to the AcsRequestV2 or HoldingsStateRequestV2. Will be absent when there are no more pages. This token is opaque and not meant to be edited by users.400
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