Web Service Documentation / Categories / Reporting Services / Get Data Responses
Updated on October 10, 2023
23.0
GET
/reports/customers/(customerId)/dataResponses?status=(status)&dataRequestId=(dataRequestId)
Field Name | Value | Comments |
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Authorization | Basic credentials |
Yes
Parameter Name | Description |
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customerId | Id of the customer |
dataRequestId | Optional. Id of the data request. |
status | Optional. Indicates the status of the data request. Valid values are:
|
Request/Response | Schema Name |
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Request | None |
Response | response.xsd |
The following example retrieves a list of all of the data responses for a specific data request with an id of 3434 with any status that belongs to a customer with an id of 675434.
GET /reports/customers/675434/dataResponses?dataRequest=3434
The following example shows the results when you call this web service.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<response status="Ok">
<links>
<link id="9876" httpMethod="GET" link="/reports/customers/675434/dataResponses/9876" linkDescription="This is the GET url for this DataResponse." hint="Energy Report 2023-DataRequest"/>
<link id="9877" httpMethod="GET" link="/reports/customers/675434/dataResponses/9877" linkDescription="This is the GET url for this DataResponse." hint="Energy Report 2023-DataRequest"/>
<link id="9878" httpMethod="GET" link="/reports/customers/675434/dataResponses/9878" linkDescription="This is the GET url for this DataResponse." hint="Energy Report 2023-DataRequest"/>
<link id="9879" httpMethod="GET" link="/reports/customers/675434/dataResponses/9879" linkDescription="This is the GET url for this DataResponse." hint="Energy Report 2023-DataRequest"/>
</links>
</response>