Delete a Data Error by ID

Delete a specific data error (issue) by its unique identifier.

Path Parameters
id int64 — REQUIRED Unique identifier of the data error to delete.
id string — REQUIRED Id of the dataset

Query Parameters
limit int64 Possible values: 1 ≤ value ≤ 10 Limit the number dataError returned. (1 to 10, default = 1)
limit int32 Possible values: 1 ≤ value ≤ 10 Limit the number dataError returned. (1 to 1000000, default = 10)

Responses
200 The data error was deleted successfully. Schema — OPTIONAL data object[] type string — OPTIONAL topValues object — OPTIONAL json string — OPTIONAL version string — OPTIONAL active boolean — OPTIONAL assetCreatedDate date-time — OPTIONAL assetUpdatedDate date-time — OPTIONAL createdTime int64 — OPTIONAL updatedTime int64 — OPTIONAL createdBy string — OPTIONAL updatedBy string — OPTIONAL owner string — OPTIONAL tags string[] — OPTIONAL id int32 — OPTIONAL datasetId string — OPTIONAL colName string — OPTIONAL colNames string[] — OPTIONAL lowWatermark int64 — OPTIONAL highWatermark int64 — OPTIONAL eventTime int64 — OPTIONAL errorCode string — OPTIONAL level string — OPTIONAL Possible values: [critical, warning, info] actionTaken string — OPTIONAL Possible values: [Fixed, Expected, Ack_N_Review, Ignore] jobId string — OPTIONAL threadId string — OPTIONAL jobExecutionId string — OPTIONAL description string frequency double — OPTIONAL paging object — OPTIONAL before string — OPTIONAL after string — OPTIONAL total int32
304 No modification. The data error was not deleted (possibly not found).
400 Invalid request parameters.
401 Unauthorized access.
500 Internal server error.