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The '''operations/terminate''' | The '''operations/terminate''' initiates termination for selected operations that are running in the server (i.e. end tasks). This only send the termination signal to the operations, and depending on the operation, they might not end immediately. | ||
HTTP request header '''Authorization''' with value '''Bearer <access token>''' needs to be in place to identify the session. | HTTP request header '''Authorization''' with value '''Bearer <access token>''' needs to be in place to identify the session. | ||
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The body contains an array of operation id's (numbers) to be terminated. | The request body contains an array of operation id's (numbers) to be terminated. | ||
Returns HTTP code 204 (No content). | Returns HTTP code 204 (No content). | ||
[[Category: QPR ProcessAnalyzer]] | [[Category: QPR ProcessAnalyzer]] | ||
Revision as of 15:32, 1 December 2020
The operations/terminate initiates termination for selected operations that are running in the server (i.e. end tasks). This only send the termination signal to the operations, and depending on the operation, they might not end immediately.
HTTP request header Authorization with value Bearer <access token> needs to be in place to identify the session.
Url: PUT /operations/terminate
The request body contains an array of operation id's (numbers) to be terminated.
Returns HTTP code 204 (No content).