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# insightapi2~delete_execution_service

Purpose
Delete an execution service and its mappings.
Synopsis
`procedure delete_execution_service(client:insightapi2~insightconfig, req:insightapi2~httprequest, resp:insightapi2~httpresponse)`
`procedure delete_execution_service(client:insightapi2~insightconfig, id:text, resp:insightapi2~httpresponse)`
`procedure delete_execution_service(client:insightapi2~insightconfig, id:text)`
Arguments

client | An initialized insightapi2~insightconfig to call
req | An initialized insightapi2~httprequest record. The params field may contain these indexes:
id | The service ID
id | The service ID
resp | A insightapi2~httpresponse record into which will be written a description of the response

Further information
1. Use the status field of the resp record to distinguish between different status codes returned by the operation, or the success attribute to check for 2xx status codes. If the resp record is not passed to this procedure, the model will abort with a runtime error if the response's status code does not indicate success. The expected responses from this operation are:

HTTP Status Code | Response body type | Description
--- | --- | ---
204 |  | The service was successfully deleted
403 |  | The user did not have authorization to delete this service
404 | insightapi2~error_response | The service did not exist

2. If the response body could be read into a Mosel variable, it would be written to the body field of the resp record, and the bodyfilename field of the resp record will be an empty string.
3. If the bodyfilename field of the resp record is set to a non-empty value on return, this will be a file containing the response body; the caller is responsible for deleting this file when it is no longer required.
Related topics
insightapi2~error_response
insightapi2~insightconfig
insightapi2~httprequest
insightapi2~httpresponse
Parent Topic ExecutionAdmin Operations

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