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Overview
This node interacts with Oracle Eloqua's REST API to manage custom object data entries. Specifically, the 'Delete' operation for the 'Custom Object Data' resource allows users to delete a specific custom object data entry by providing its parent ID and entry ID. This is useful for scenarios where outdated or incorrect custom object data needs to be removed from Eloqua to maintain data accuracy and integrity.
Use Case Examples
- Deleting a custom object data entry by specifying its parent custom object ID and the entry ID to remove obsolete data.
- Automating cleanup of custom object data records in Eloqua as part of a data management workflow.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Authentication | The authentication method to use for connecting to the Eloqua API, either Basic Authentication or OAuth2. |
| Parent ID | The ID of the parent custom object to which the data entry belongs. Required to identify the context of the data entry. |
| ID | The ID of the custom object data entry to delete. Required to specify which entry to remove. |
Output
JSON
id- The ID of the deleted custom object data entry.parentId- The ID of the parent custom object from which the data entry was deleted.statusCode- The HTTP status code returned by the Eloqua API indicating the result of the delete operation.
Dependencies
- Oracle Eloqua REST API
Troubleshooting
- Ensure that the provided Parent ID and ID are correct and correspond to existing custom object data entries in Eloqua, otherwise the API will return an error indicating the resource was not found.
- Authentication errors may occur if the credentials are invalid or expired; verify that the correct authentication method is selected and credentials are valid.
- Network or permission issues may cause the delete request to fail; check network connectivity and API permissions for the authenticated user.
Links
- Oracle Eloqua REST API - Custom Object Data - Official documentation for managing custom object data via the Eloqua REST API, including delete operations.
