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Library . Xively . ReadWriteData . DeleteMultipleDatapoints

Deletes multiple datapoints from a single datastream given a start date, end date, and/or duration.

  • Input
    • APIKey The API Key provided by Xively.
    • DatastreamID The ID of the datastream you would like to delete datapoints from.
    • Duration Specifies the duration of the deletion. Can be used with StartDate or EndDate. Ex: 5seconds, 10minutes, 6hours. See documentation for full description / examples.
    • EndDate Defines the end point of the deletion as a timestamp. Can be used with Duration. Ex: 2013-05-10T12:00:00Z.
    • FeedID The ID of the feed you would like to delete datapoints from.
    • StartDate Defines the starting point of the deletion as a timestamp. Can be used with Duration. Ex: 2013-05-10T00:00:00Z.
  • Output
    • ResponsStatusCode The response status code returned from Xively. For a successful datapoint range deletion, the code should be 200.
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  • Notes

    • This Choreo deletes a range of datapoints for a specified feed and datastream.

      By providing a StartDate and EndDate, you may remove all datapoints that lie between those dates. If you send your request with only a StartDate, all datapoints after the value will be removed. Providing an EndDate will remove all datapoints prior to the supplied value.

      Additionally you can use the Duration variable with StartDate or EndDate.

      The documentation for this Xively resource can be found here. For more information about Duration, which has the same formatting as what is used in historical queries, see here.

      Here's an example list of acceptable inputs:

      APIKey: {YOUR XIVELY API KEY}
      FeedID: 123456
      DatastreamID: {NAME OF YOUR DATASTREAM}
      EndDate: 2013-05-11T11:01:44.20Z
      Duration: 6hours

      For a successful deletion of a range of datapoints, the ResponseStatusCode returned will be 200.

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