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Chandrasekhar Pantla
08-14-2017 11:34:00 AM
Hi All, Could you please help me with an API for dsource snapsync
Eyal Kaspi
08-14-2017 11:59:00 AM
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The options for the dSource snapsync operation are specific to the type of database which is linked. ...
Jaclyn Schoof
08-14-2017 05:19:00 PM
Another good resource is always <http://yourengine/api> for all the API docs
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Hi All,
Could you please help me with an API for dsource snapsync
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The options for the dSource snapsync operation are specific to the type of database which is linked. Here is an example (with default values for optional parameters) for an Oracle dSource:
POST
http://delphix-server/resources/json/delphix/database/<dsource-reference>/sync
{
"type": "OracleSyncParameters"
}
If you are not yet familiar with the Delphix API, you can find documentation and examples here
https://docs.delphix.com/docs/reference/web-service-api-guide/api-cookbook-common-tasks-workflows-an...
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Another good resource is always <http://yourengine/api> for all the API docs
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