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trying to use the oracleHCM timezone thing, but the example does not give clear idea how to
```"/hcmRestApi/resources/11.13.18.05/userAccountsLOV?finder=timezoneCode;TimezoneCode='UTC'```
anyone used it before

What have you tried?  What result did you get that wasn't what you expected?

no, it seems the parameters i am sending is not right

this is the url of the docs
<https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/human-resources/23b/farws/op-timezoneslov-get.html>

That doesn't answer either of my questions.

from the docs:
• <https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/human-resources/23b/farws/op-timezoneslov-get.html#request-query-param-2|finder: string>
• Used as a predefined finder to search the collection.
• 
• Format ?finder=&lt;finderName&gt;;&lt;variableName&gt;=&lt;variableValue&gt;,&lt;variableName2&gt;=&lt;variableValue2&gt;
• 
• The following are the available finder names and corresponding finder variables
• 
• EnabledFinder Finds the time zones that are enabled.
• Finder Variables
    ◦ timezoneCode; string; The unique identifier of the time zone.
• PrimaryKey Finds the time zone for the given primary key.
• Finder Variables
    ◦ TimezoneCode; string;


Sure looks like the only two options for "finder" are "EnabledFinder" and "PrimaryKey".  So why are you using timeCodeZone as the value of the "finder" parameter?

i want to find the timezone of logged in user, but if i use the getall users api call, it does not get the timezone of logged in users so trying to find what can i use to get that information

Does the logged in user have a primary key?  If so, I'd try using PrimaryKey as the "finder" parameter? *Again*, what have you tried?

i used
/hcmRestApi/resources/11.13.18.05/userAccounts
and this one does not give any kind of primarykey

have you tried this?  It lists timezone as one of the response fields.  <https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/human-resources/23b/farws/op-selfdetails-selfdetailsuniqid-get.html>

that works, but it does not seems to have any connection with serAccounts, but i think this should work