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API Json response

I'm using a service to kick off a Power BI refresh from an API call. I want the service to wait for a return status of completed before continuing. The issue im having is the saves response file always has 4 items in the array, after just one call. And everytime its ran succesfully, the information in the response file is always the exact same. Why is that?/What am I doing wrong?

 

And is it possible to get a reponse satus while its running, and then an updated one once completed? Thanks

 

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v-yuta-msft
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Hi JWatson,

 

Based on your screenshot, it seems like you are using schedule refresh rest api and the refresh starttime and end time has been responsed to your client. What's the issue? Could you share more details?

 

Regards,

Jimmy Tao

Anonymous
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UPDATE:  I realize that my refreshes have not been working. The list I keep getting are the only four succesful runs, even though the program finishes with success. So I need to get that corrected.

 

My other questions are, is it possible to get a status back during the process? Or is it only returned with either completed or failed? And whats the correct way to only check the lastest refresh? The ?top parameter hasnt been working for me. But maybe I am using it incorrectly.

 

https://api.powerbi.com/v1.0/myorg/groups/{groupid}/datasets/{datasetid}/refreshes/?top=1

 

Thanks

Anonymous
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Thanks for replying.

 

I was expecting only one response as opposed to the four I recieved. And the start and end times are never different no matter when its ran. I have it creating a new file each time so I can compare. I can't imagine that being correct.

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