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bmillice1-Visitor
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March 12, 2022
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Neither DeleteStreamEntry nor GetStreamEntry is working

  • March 12, 2022
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Hello,

 

I have a stream with many data values in it, and the key value of the datashape is a field called "ID".  ID is a string, as is the field "id".

 

As it turns out, neither the ID nor the id field will work as the parameter for GetStreamEntry or DeleteStreamEntry.

 

Example, here is a stream entry (showing both the ID and id fields):

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And yet, when I execute "GetStreamEntry" with either of these as the ID, nothing is returned:

 

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Does anyone have any ideas?  This is driving me crazy!

 

Best answer by knagata

Hello,


According the images, nothing is returned because the value specified for "streamEntryId" was a Data entry from a DataShape. The value specified should be a Stream Entry.

When the service "GetStreamEntries" is executed, only the Stream entries are output. See the field "id" for streamEntryID.
I have tested using Stream ID and DeleteStreamEntry and GetStreamEntry are working perfectly.

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knagata14-AlexandriteAnswer
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March 15, 2022

Hello,


According the images, nothing is returned because the value specified for "streamEntryId" was a Data entry from a DataShape. The value specified should be a Stream Entry.

When the service "GetStreamEntries" is executed, only the Stream entries are output. See the field "id" for streamEntryID.
I have tested using Stream ID and DeleteStreamEntry and GetStreamEntry are working perfectly.

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bmillice1-VisitorAuthor
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March 31, 2022

knagata, thanks for your reply, but I'm not sure what you mean when you say "was a Data entry from a DataShape".  The value specified for streamEntryID is in fact the actual StreamID.  You said "see the field id for streamEntryID" - that is exactly why I posted the screenshot showing the field "id". The id of the stream entry is 45862616.  The other field is called "ID" and I was just showing you that neither id nor ID was working.

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