Search does return the phoneNumbers array for me

async function search_user() {

    var params = {

          filter: 'userName eq "ryan.lee@live.com"'

    }

    try {

      var resp = await platform.get('https://platform.ringcentral.com/scim/v2/Users', params)

      console.log(resp)

      var jsonObj = await resp.json()

      for (var res of jsonObj.Resources)

        console.log(res)

    }catch(e){

        console.log(e)

    }

}

// Response

{

  schemas: [ 'urn:ietf:params:scim:schemas:core:2.0:User' ],

  id: '62358325016',

  meta: {

    resourceType: 'User',

    created: '2021-11-05T02:50:47.257Z',

    lastModified: '2021-11-05T02:50:47.257Z',

    location: 'https://platform.ringcentral.com/scim/v2/Users/62358325016'

  },

  userName: 'ryan.lee@live.com',

  name: { formatted: 'Ryan Lee', familyName: 'Lee', givenName: 'Ryan' },

  active: false,

  emails: [ { value: 'ryan.lee@live.com', type: 'work' } ],

  phoneNumbers: [

    { value: '+13033763519', type: 'work' },

    { value: '11889', type: 'other' }

  ]

}

Hey Phong - Many thanks for the code example.

I believe the search filter is applied to results on the client-side, yes?

AOK for a hundred or so users/Extensions. A few thousand, that would create rather thick return array when only one Email address is the search objective.

Of course, if the search/filter is applied server-side, returning only the details of the queried userName (Email address).

If the filter is applied server-side, where might I find the various filters than can be applied to such queries?