If the API call is successful, CDP sends the values for the following parameters in the response:
Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
eventId | The unique ID that tracks the data erasure status for the group of customers ready for erasure in a single request. |
readyForDataErasure | The list of customer IDs found and added to the data erasure queue. |
notFound | The list of customer IDs not found and not added to the data erasure queue. |
pendingForDataErasure | The list of customer IDs ignored because of a pending data erasure request. |
failedToAccept | The list of customer IDs failed to register for some internal errors. |
To view the status of your data erasure request in the CDP user interface, sign in to the CDP user interface and click Data Erasure. For more information, see Data erasure
200
{
"eventId": "<eventId>",
"readyForDataErasure": [
"<customerId1>",
"<customerId2>",
"<customerIdN>"
],
"notFound": [
"<customerId1>",
"<customerId2>",
"<customerIdN>"
],
"pendingForDataErasure": [
"<customerId1>",
"<customerId2>",
"<customerIdN>"
],
"failedToAccept": [
"<customerId1>",
"<customerId2>",
"<customerIdN>"
]
}400: There is an invalid or bad request. When checking if the request
payload contains all the necessary information and If the request misses any
of the required fields or has invalid values, the system outputs this code.
For example, you get this error if you make the data erasure request for more
than 200 customer IDs through a single API call.
404: There is no valid customer ID found in the data warehouse.
500: There is intermittent API or server error.
Sample success response body:
{
"errorCode": <errorCode>,
"userMessage": <errorMessage>,
"developerMessage": <errorDetails>
}When the API is processed, you must call the logout endpoint to terminate the current session. For more information about the logout endpoint, see Logging out of the API session.
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If the API call is successful, CDP sends the values for the following parameters in the response:
Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
eventId | The unique ID that tracks the data erasure status for the group of customers ready for erasure in a single request. |
readyForDataErasure | The list of customer IDs found and added to the data erasure queue. |
notFound | The list of customer IDs not found and not added to the data erasure queue. |
pendingForDataErasure | The list of customer IDs ignored because of a pending data erasure request. |
failedToAccept | The list of customer IDs failed to register for some internal errors. |
To view the status of your data erasure request in the CDP user interface, sign in to the CDP user interface and click Data Erasure. For more information, see Data erasure
200
{
"eventId": "<eventId>",
"readyForDataErasure": [
"<customerId1>",
"<customerId2>",
"<customerIdN>"
],
"notFound": [
"<customerId1>",
"<customerId2>",
"<customerIdN>"
],
"pendingForDataErasure": [
"<customerId1>",
"<customerId2>",
"<customerIdN>"
],
"failedToAccept": [
"<customerId1>",
"<customerId2>",
"<customerIdN>"
]
}400: There is an invalid or bad request. When checking if the request
payload contains all the necessary information and If the request misses any
of the required fields or has invalid values, the system outputs this code.
For example, you get this error if you make the data erasure request for more
than 200 customer IDs through a single API call.
404: There is no valid customer ID found in the data warehouse.
500: There is intermittent API or server error.
Sample success response body:
{
"errorCode": <errorCode>,
"userMessage": <errorMessage>,
"developerMessage": <errorDetails>
}When the API is processed, you must call the logout endpoint to terminate the current session. For more information about the logout endpoint, see Logging out of the API session.
If this content did not answer your questions, try searching or contacting our support team for further assistance.