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Parameter Description
URL hps://$host/reservation-service/api/reservations/$reservationId
Method Delete
$host Species the host name and fully qualied domain name or IP
address of the vRealize Automation identity server.
$token Species a valid HTTP bearer token with necessary credentials.
$reservationId Species the unique identier of the reservation to delete. For
information about how to obtain the reservation ID, see “Syntax for
Displaying a List of Reservations,” on page 249.
Output
If the command is successful, the HTTP response body is empty except for a 204 No Content status
statement.
Example: curl Command
The following example command deletes a reservation with an ID of 94d74105-831a-4598-8f42-efd590fea15c.
curl –X “Delete” --insecure -H "Accept:application/json"
-H "Authorization: Bearer $token"
https://$host/reservation-service/api/reservations/94d74105-831a-4598-8f42-efd590fea15c
Example: JSON Output
If the command is successful, the HTTP response body is empty except for a 204 No Content status
statement.
Working with Reservation Policies
You can use the vRealize Automation REST API to work with the reservation service to perform a variety of
functions, such as creating and updating reservation policies.
While many functions are stand-alone, some functions rely on the output of others. For example, to delete a
reservation ID, you must rst obtain the ID of the reservation to delete.
List Reservation Policies
You can use the REST API reservation service to list existing reservation policies. Use this information to
obtain a reservation policy ID in preparation for updating or deleting the reservation policy.
For information about available command input and output parameters, see “Syntax for Listing Reservation
Policies,” on page 266.
Prerequisites
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Log in to vRealize Automation as a fabric group administrator.
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Verify that the host name and fully qualied domain name of the vRealize Automation instance are
available.
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Verify that you have a valid HTTP bearer token that matches your login credentials. See Chapter 2,
“REST API Authentication,” on page 9.
Chapter 3 REST API Use Cases
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