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Hello,
we implemented an integration with your endpoint to list drives from Microsoft Graph APIs
This case is happening on a specific tenant and not on other tenants.
In particular, when asking for drives with "$top" less than 11 results, the API behaves returning an empty list and next token that at the end, returns the single entry
While, when calling the API without top, it returns directly the correct result!
Can you please clarify how should we work correctly with this API without wasting resources on empty result set?
Regards,
Veronica
An API that connects multiple Microsoft services, enabling data access and automation across platforms
I tested the endpoint locally and it works fine for me. Can you use other api tool to call this endpoint? Such as postman, to rule out errors caused by api tools.
Hello @CarlZhao-MSFT ,
As I mention in my issue this is happening on our integrated system and I used both postman and graph api to verify the problem. It seems to me this is related to the SPECIFIC tenant we are using since on other tenants this is not happening.
Since this is an unwanted behaviour, how could I be sure that the problem is not rised with any other configuration parameter (different $top) or any other tenant?
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The $top query parameter is used to limit the number of results returned in a response. When using the $top parameter, the API may return an empty result set if there are fewer results than the specified limit. To avoid this, you can either increase the limit or omit the $top parameter altogether.