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https://<host>:<port>/csa/rest/user/multipleSubscription/delete
?userIdentifier=90d965c0379fd06601379fd192b30ee6 Â
The following XML was sent in the request:
<ServiceSubscriptionList>
<ServiceSubscription>
<id>90e72e283b05aff1013b0b2c015103a4</id>
<catalogItem>
<id>90cef5de3c63429f013c6489245b09a2</id>
<catalog>
<id>90d965c0379fd06601379fd1936a0f05</id>
</catalog>
</catalogItem>
</ServiceSubscription>
<ServiceSubscription>
<id>90e72e283b05aff1013b0b2b43fc0356</id>
<catalogItem>
<id>90cef5de3c63429f013c648924bf09b4</id>
<catalog>
<id>90d965c0379fd06601379fd1936a0f05</id>
</catalog>
</catalogItem>
</ServiceSubscription>
</ServiceSubscriptionList>
The following XML was returned. count indicates the number of subscriptions successfully deleted.
A ServiceSubscription element is included for each deleted subscription.
To make this example more informative, note in the following return information that the first
subscription is not deleted. A subscription will not be deleted during this call if the subscription was
already deleted, it is not in the canceled state, permission is denied, or there is an authorization
failure
<ServiceSubscriptionList>
<count>1</count>
<limit>0</limit>
<ServiceSubscription>
<id>90e72e283b05aff1013b0b2b43fc0356</id>
<isCriticalSystemObject>false</isCriticalSystemObject>
<disabled>false</disabled>
</ServiceSubscription>
</ServiceSubscriptionList>
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