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Dyanmics 365 web API giving "Bad Request - Error in query syntax" error.

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Posted on by Priyank Bhavsar 505

I'm posting the following json to create an order product in Dynamics 365 online (V 9.0).

"{\"productid@odata.bind\":\"/products(ea69cd50-5e58-e811-a954-000d3a33e5a2)\",\"salesorderid@odata.bind\":\"/salesorders({3818B268-D25D-E811-A958-000D3A33E5A2})\",\"uomid@odata.bind\":\"/uoms(9964520C-7B37-E811-A953-000D3A3099E5)\",\"wo_lotnumber\":\"5$\",\"priceperunit\":1000,\"isproductoverridden\":false}"

The API is giving "Bad Request - Error in query syntax" error.

Can someone let me know what could be wrong with my Json?

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    Dyanmics 365 web API giving "Bad Request - Error in query syntax" error.
    Came in to validate this. It applies even to context.WebApi.CreateRecord in PCF controls. So frustrating because you would NEVER be able to gather this from the error message. You can use string replace like this:
     
    let value = "{f98f4441-09d7-4f00-a19d-70c27d9216a5}";
    return value.replace(/[{}]/g, "");
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    RE: Dyanmics 365 web API giving "Bad Request - Error in query syntax" error.

    Try to use

    "{\"productid@odata.bind\":\"/products(ea69cd50-5e58-e811-a954-000d3a33e5a2)\",\"salesorderid@odata.bind\":\"/salesorders(3818B268-D25D-E811-A958-000D3A33E5A2)\",\"uomid@odata.bind\":\"/uoms(9964520C-7B37-E811-A953-000D3A3099E5)\",\"wo_lotnumber\":\"5$\",\"priceperunit\":1000,\"isproductoverridden\":false}"

    instead of your original request. As you mentioned without curly brackets around salesorderid - works, when you have it like in initial request - it does not.

  • Priyank Bhavsar Profile Picture
    Priyank Bhavsar 505 on at
    RE: Dyanmics 365 web API giving "Bad Request - Error in query syntax" error.

    Thanks a lot Andrew the curly braces was the culprit. I misunderstood what you meant to say in the first reply but now got your point.

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    a33ik 84,323 Most Valuable Professional on at
    RE: Dyanmics 365 web API giving "Bad Request - Error in query syntax" error.

    Hello,

    WebApi doesn't like curly brackets. My first shot is try to replace

    "/salesorders({3818B268-D25D-E811-A958-000D3A33E5A2})\"

    with

    "/salesorders(3818B268-D25D-E811-A958-000D3A33E5A2)\"

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