HTTP Response Codes
HTTP Response Codes
Bulk upserts can respond with 5 possible HTTP codes: 200, 206, 400, 403 and 500.
200
Ok code, this means all the operations (create/update) were successful.
206
Partial content, this means that some operations were successful but there are others with errors. Check the createdErrors/updatedErrors section on the response object for more information.
400
Bad request, this means that you have a problem with the request payload, usually a required key is missing or it's duplicated. Check the createdErrors/updatedErrors section on the response object for more information.
403
Permission error, this means that you don't have the right permissions to execute one or all the operations. Check the permissionErrors section on the response object for more information.
500
Server error, this means that there was an error on the Planhat side, try again and if you get the same 500 error please contact support.
Bulk upserts can respond with 5 possible HTTP codes: 200, 206, 400, 403 and 500.
200
Ok code, this means all the operations (create/update) were successful.
206
Partial content, this means that some operations were successful but there are others with errors. Check the createdErrors/updatedErrors section on the response object for more information.
400
Bad request, this means that you have a problem with the request payload, usually a required key is missing or it's duplicated. Check the createdErrors/updatedErrors section on the response object for more information.
403
Permission error, this means that you don't have the right permissions to execute one or all the operations. Check the permissionErrors section on the response object for more information.
500
Server error, this means that there was an error on the Planhat side, try again and if you get the same 500 error please contact support.
Bulk upserts can respond with 5 possible HTTP codes: 200, 206, 400, 403 and 500.
200
Ok code, this means all the operations (create/update) were successful.
206
Partial content, this means that some operations were successful but there are others with errors. Check the createdErrors/updatedErrors section on the response object for more information.
400
Bad request, this means that you have a problem with the request payload, usually a required key is missing or it's duplicated. Check the createdErrors/updatedErrors section on the response object for more information.
403
Permission error, this means that you don't have the right permissions to execute one or all the operations. Check the permissionErrors section on the response object for more information.
500
Server error, this means that there was an error on the Planhat side, try again and if you get the same 500 error please contact support.