This is an example resource tree.
I need to retrieve latest 48 hours' data of cnt-2 and cnt-0 all together. What kind of query string should I put to the request ?
/in-cse
/in-cse/ae-123
/in-cse/cnt-2
/in-cse/cin-21
/in-cse/cin-22
/in-cse/cin-23
/in-cse/ae-124
/in-cse/cnt-0
/in-cse/cin-01
/in-cse/cin-02
/in-cse/cin-03
/in-cse/cnt-1
/in-cse/cin-11
/in-cse/cin-22
/in-cse/cin-33
Where should I put the ids of cnt-0 and cnt-2 in the querystring ?
/onem2m/api/v1/~/in-cse?fu=2&crb=20190808T000000&cra=20190806T000000&ty=4
Also should I use only querystring to make discovery or is it valid to make a POST request ?
With the example request in your question you will also get all the matching <contentInstance> resources of cnt-1, because you do the discovery on the level of the IN-CSE. Unfortunately, you cannot have multiple targets in a single request, but I see at least two solutions that could work for your use case:
/onem2m/api/v1/~/in-cse?fu=2&crb=20190808T000000&cra=20190806T000000&label=myLabel&ty=4
/onem2m/api/v1/~/in-cse/aGroup/fopt?fu=2&crb=20190808T000000&cra=20190806T000000&ty=4
In my opinion the second method is the more "elegant" one because it makes the (application) relationship of the two <container> resources clearer , but the first one might also be feasible if your <contentInstance> resources are tagged using labels anyway.
Regarding the POST request: For the HTTP binding query parameters are only allowed for filtering and discovery. Please have a look at TS-0009, section 6.2.2.2 Query component.
Btw, there are currently ongoing discussions in oneM2M to describe the differences between retrieval and discovery a bit better.