Why does my query generate an undefined name error with SQLCODE -204? You have not table with #LETTERS into your database and into MOHIT Library May be into a other Library? Note: #Tablename are for temporary table in SQL Server, in DB2 its just a table Note 2: '+' are not an operator of concatenation in DB2, use '||' your query should be
fetch GET returns nothing(204) but works(200) in Chrome DevTools I am trying to write a GET http call to a site to get game scores I figured out the x-hsci-auth-token token and it uses Akamai Edge Authorization Token I get good responses for all but 1 request For this one request, I get 204 and "No Content" But the same request returns valid response in the Chrome's DevTools I am not sure what I am
Is it valid to return a body along with an Http 204 status? The 204 response to PUT is not a mandatory requirement for OData servers (note that the odata org is not a normative reference, the MS-OData document is) You can return 200 with body, in which case the body you return should be a serialization of the updated entity (after the updates were applied by the server) In fact in OData V3 we now have a support for Prefer header which does exactly
Can an HTTP OPTIONS request return a 204 or should it always return 200? The gist of it is, you can return a 204 for that if you want, but with regard to the CORS protocol, browsers don’t care if it’s a 200, 204 or some other 2xx response — anything in the 200 to 299 range is treated exactly the same as far as CORS-protocol handling by browsers
HTTP status code for update and delete? - Stack Overflow For a DELETE request: HTTP 200 or HTTP 204 should imply "resource deleted successfully" HTTP 202 can also be returned by either operation and would imply that the instruction was accepted by the server, but not fully applied yet It's possible that the operation fails later, so the client shouldn't fully assume that it was success