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BlogAuthorsByObjectId: HubSpot Blog Authors by Object ID

Retrieve a Blog AuthorRetrieve the Blog Author object identified by the id in the path.

Catalog: Authors

Schema: Basic

Label: Blog Authors by Object ID

This is a read-only table function. The HubSpot API may not support changing the data or the Invantive UniversalSQL driver for HubSpot does not cover it. In the latter case, please use the table NativePlatformScalarRequests to upload data to the HubSpot API.

Parameters of Table Function

The following parameters can be used to control the behaviour of the table function BlogAuthorsByObjectId. A value must be provided at all times for required parameters, but optional parameters in general do not need to have a value and the execution will default to a pre-defined behaviour. Values can be specified by position and by name. In both cases, all parameters not specified will be evaluated using their default values.

Value specification by position is done by listing all values from the first to the last needed value. For example: a `select * from table(value1, value2, value3)` on a table with four parameters will use the default value for the fourth parameter and the specified values for the first three.

Value specification by name is done by listing all values that require a value. For example with `select * from table(name1 => value1, name3 => value3)` on the same table will use the default values for the second and fourth parameters and the specified values for the first and third.

Name

Data Type

Required

Default Value

Documentation

archived

boolean

☐

 

Whether to return only results that have been archived.

objectId

string

☑

 

 

property

string

☐

 

 

 

Columns of Table Function

The columns of the table function BlogAuthorsByObjectId are shown below. Each column has an SQL data type.

Name

Data Type

Label

Required

Documentation

avatar

string

Avatar

☐

URL to the blog author's avatar, if supplying a custom one.

bio

string

Biography

☐

A short biography of the blog author.

created

datetime

Created at

☐

The timestamp (ISO8601 format) when this Blog Author was created.

deletedAt

datetime

Deleted at

☐

The timestamp (ISO8601 format) when this Blog Author was deleted.

displayName

string

Display Name

☐

The full name of the Blog Author to be displayed.

email

string

Email

☐

Email address of the Blog Author.

facebook

string

Facebook

☐

URL to the Blog Author's Facebook page.

fullName

string

Full Name

☐

The full, unabbreviated name of the blog author, typically their first and last name combined.

id

string

ID

☐

The unique ID of the Blog Author.

language

string

Language

☐

The explicitly defined ISO 639 language code of the blog author.

linkedin

string

LinkedIn

☐

URL to the blog author's LinkedIn page.

name

string

Name

☐

The name field for the blog author. (This appears to be a shorter or alternative name field compared to fullName.)

slug

string

Slug

☐

A URL-friendly identifier for the blog author that can be used to reference the author in URLs. Typically generated from the author's name and contains lowercase letters, hyphens, and underscores.

translatedFromId

int64

Translated from ID

☐

ID of the primary blog author this object was translated from.

twitter

string

Twitter

☐

URL or username of the Twitter account associated with the Blog Author. This will be normalized into the Twitter url for said user.

updated

datetime

Updated at

☐

The timestamp (ISO8601 format) when this Blog Author was updated.

website

string

Website

☐

URL to the website of the Blog Author.

 

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