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</catalog>
</catalogItem>
</ServiceRequest>
<ServiceRequest>
<id>90e72e283b05aff1013b0b2b43fc0356</id>
<catalogItem>
<catalog>
<id>90d965c0379fd06601379fd1936a0f05</id>
</catalog>
</catalogItem>
</ServiceRequest>
</ServiceRequestList>
The following XML was returned in the response. The count value indicates the number of service
requests successfully canceled. A ServiceRequest element is included for each canceled service
request
<ServiceRequestList>
<count>2</count>
<limit>0</limit>
<ServiceRequest>
<id>90e72e283b05aff1013b0b2c015103a4</id>
...
</ServiceRequest>
<ServiceRequest>
<id>90e72e283b05aff1013b0b2b43fc0356</id>
...
</ServiceRequest>
</ServiceRequestList>
Delete multiple service requests
Details
URI
/user/multipleRequest/delete
Method
POST
Parameters
userIdentifier=<user_id>
Required; the user ID you want to use as credentials for this API call. See "Get
userIdentifier" on page 88 for the steps required to get the userIdentifier value.
Returns
200 - Ok (Indicates the REST call executed without error.See XML return
content for whether all specified requests were deleted.)
401 - Not authorized
404 - Object not found
500 - Server exception
A request can only be deleted if its state is APPROVED, DENIED, or CANCELED.
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