What is the "ID Not Specified" Error?
The “ID Not Specified” error is a common problem in update calls where an identifier is not provided for the object that is being updated. This can often happen when the same call is being used to both create and update objects with similar parameters, and the identifier is not being provided to the call.
How to Fix the "ID Not Specified" Error
Fixing the “ID Not Specified” error is a simple process that can be done in a few steps.
- Make sure the correct identifier is included in the call.
- Check the code and ensure that the correct identifier is included every time an update call is being made.
- Make sure any existing data is not being overwritten in the update call.
FAQs
Q: What are the causes of the “ID Not Specified” Error?
A: The “ID Not Specified” error is caused when the identifier is not included in the update call. This can often happen when the same call is used to both create and update objects with similar parameters, and the identifier is not being provided.
Q: What can I do to prevent the “ID Not Specified” Error?
A: To prevent the “ID Not Specified” error:
- Always include the identifier in update calls
- Ensure the identifier is included in the same parameter every time an update call is made
- Avoid overwriting existing data when making an update call