Roll back a transaction (DELETE)

The DELETE command rolls back a transaction that you have already committed to its initial state.

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Note

You can roll back a transaction only if it has not yet been terminated.

Command overview

Method — DELETE
Resource — Transaction
Resource identifier — Transaction identifier (tid) returned in the request that initiated the transaction

Parameters

Parameter	Description	Example
usr ¹	A valid system user name (case sensitive)	usr=myUsername
pwd ¹	The password that corresponds to the usr (user name) parameter (case sensitive)	pwd=myPassword
rollback	Indicates whether you want to roll back the transaction identified by the resource identifier If you do not specify the rollback parameter, the system terminates the transaction.	rollback=true

^{1 This parameter is required.}

Sample request

https://10.0.0.1/rest/configurationAPI/transactionAPI/1.0/transaction/7484?usr=jdoe&pwd=pa55w0rd!&rollback=true

Sample successful response

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<response>
<status result="success"></status>
</response>

Sample unsuccessful response

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<response>
<status result="failure">
<msg code="XXXXX" severity="ERROR">Execution failure.
Transaction is already committed.</msg>
</status>
</response>