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What is the validity of an extraction id from a 202 accepted response?

Is the location obtained from the headers for a 202 response valid till it is extracted or is there an expiry on this?

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@nisheeth.agarwal

The url will expire after a successful fetch. Subsequent requests will return 404 Not Found.

According to the Async section in Key Machanism, a job's results are available for seven days after the request was initiated , so I think the url will also be valid for seven days.


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I have re-checked the result again. You are correct. As the Christiaan's comment, the url will expire after a successful fetch. Subsequent requests will return 404 Not Found. I'm sorry about that.

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Thanks Veerapath.

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Thanks for the answer. I guess that 7 days should then be the validity.

But from Christiaan's comment on the answer here - https://community.developers.refinitiv.com/questions/7388/dss-rest-when-does-a-response-with-status-code-202.html - I figure that the request expires after a successful fetch.

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