User-context level indicates the number of requests that can be made per user Access Token when using OAuth 1.0a User Context or OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code with PKCE. If the request with the REST client returns a 200 success status code, you can assume that the issue lies with your code or the library that you are using not with the endpoint request itself.įor streaming endpoints, you can use cURL (a command-line tool for getting or sending requests using the URL syntax) to check if the issue lies with the request to the endpoint (steps (1) to (5) above) or with your code itself (steps (6) to (7) above). Use the tables in the error and response codes section for troubleshooting tips specific to each error code.įor REST endpoints, you can use a REST client like Postman or Insomnia to validate steps (1) to (5) above (review our “Getting started with Postman” guide). This should give you a good indication of what the problem is. 
Your code needs to successfully parse the endpoint response. Your code uses a third-party library to integrate the endpoint in your code. 
Check out your developer portal for more details. Your current data package gives you access to certain endpoints only and to specific rate limits.The data or resource you are trying to access is not accessible to you (for example, private data is only available to authenticated users).The endpoint’s URI must be correct and, in the case of REST endpoints, the correct HTTP method must be used.Any filtering rules are built using the correct operators and proper syntax.
The endpoint requires valid parameters and headers. The endpoint requires proper authentication. For example, if you’re integrating a REST or a streaming endpoint, the issue could lie with any of the following items: Start by breaking down the issue into smaller parts to identify where the problem lies. Below are some tips for how you can debug your code: When building an application, it’s normal to run into errors or unexpected issues from time to time.
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