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Hi everyone,
I'm currently attempting to construct a request through an API URL that requires two query parameters: token and $select.
I've tried two different methods to build the request. The first one, which works fine, involves a simple web link request:
let
Fonte = Json.Document(Web.Contents("https://api.movidesk.com/public/v1/tickets?token=[classified token]&$select=id,type,serviceFull,category,urgency,status,createdDate,origin"))
in
FonteHowever, this method doesn't allow me to manage pagination. To resolve this issue, I've created the following code:
let
Fonte = Json.Document(Web.Contents("https://api.movidesk.com/public/v1",
[
RelativePath = "/tickets",
Query = [
token = "[classified token]",
select = "id,type,serviceFull,category,urgency,status,createdDate"
]
]
))
in
FonteUnfortunately, using this approach results in a Bad Request (400) error code. Upon investigation, it appears that the $ icon before the select parameter is missing. I've been unable to find the proper method to include the $ before select.
Not sure if this would work but you may have a try.
#"$select" = "id,type,serviceFull,category,urgency,status,createdDate"
Best Regards,
Jing
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