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Is it possible to set the ?_limit=1500 amount via a Parameter? Want to have a parameter that I can type in 1500 and have it apply to all my API connections. Thanks!
Json.Document(Web.Contents("https://acme.demo.com/api/v1/" & "organizationpeople.json" & "?_limit=1500",
@DPCCGF I have no way to figure it out, you have to check what URL it is creating and if you use that in the browser, do you get what you need? I have no idea about the API provider etc.
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The syntax you are giving me is not setting the limit. The limit is setting to the default of 100. This is what I have:
= Json.Document(Web.Contents("https://acme.demo.com/api/v1/" & "sessionrecords.json" & "?_limit=&ParameterLimit" & "_offset=10000", [Timeout=#duration(0, 0, 45, 0), Headers=[#"Content-Type"="application\json", Authorization="Token XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"]]))
Never mind, figured it out. Thank you!
Having an issue, what do I have wrong? Parameter is a Text Parameter with 50000
Json.Document(Web.Contents("https://acme.lcvista.com/api/v1/" & "periods.json" & "?_limit="&Limit", [Headers=[#"Content-Type"="application/json", Authorization="Token XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"]]))
@DPCCGF if parameter type is number then do this:
= Json.Document(Web.Contents("https://acme.demo.com/api/v1/" & "organizationpeople.json" & "?_limit="& Number.ToText(ParameterLimit)))
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@DPCCGF assuming parameter is called ParameterLimit with the type text:
= Json.Document(Web.Contents("https://acme.demo.com/api/v1/" & "organizationpeople.json" & "?_limit="& ParameterLimit))
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Can you provide the syntax? I am just getting errors. So something I am doing is wrong!
@DPCCGF Yes you can, create a parameter in PQ and use that parameter instead of a fixed value of 1500. Anyhowtime you will change the parameter value this will change the connection.
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