Requeue Policy Update Request
This operation sets a policy update request to a QUEUED status. An update request with QUEUED status is picked up for processing when the activity runs next time or can be applied manually using the apply operation. This operation is available only for the policy update requests with the Rejected or Failed status. The presence of a requeue link in the resource representation of a policy update request determines you can requeue an update request.
Resource Representation
Following is a resource representation of a policy update request that has the requeue operation available:
{ ... policy update request properties ... "links": [ { "href": "http://<host>:<port>/[api-context-root]/generic/policyupdaterequests/<id>", "rel": "self" }, { "href": "http://<host>:<port>/[api-context-root]/policyupdaterequests/<id>/requeue", "rel": "policyupdaterequest:requeue" "httpMethod": "PUT" } ] }
Requeue Operation
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The operation puts the policy update request in the Queued status.
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The
processedManually?
flag on the policy update request becomesTrue
, which denotes manual intervention.
Policy update requests with reference to an enrollment file with status Rejected cannot be requeue for reprocessing. |
Response Messages
See Response Messages for details on the HTTP codes that the operation returns.
Success
The HTTP status 200 denotes a success. The operation returns appropriate HTTP status code and a notification with error details for every error. This helps to identify and fix the errors and re-run the operation after fixing the errors.
Error Codes
The application returns the following error codes:
Code |
Severity |
Message Text |
POL-IP-POUR-005 |
Fatal |
To change the policy update request process status back to queued, the policy update request must be in status Rejected or Failed |
POL-IP-POUR-007 |
Fatal |
Policy update request for a rejected enrollment file cannot be re-queued |