WebAPI - Deleting the request

WebAPI - Deleting the request

This method allows you to delete a request.

The method to be used when deleting a request:

DELETE  url/api/mytenant/myorganization/requests/requests/{{companyKey}}/{{RequestKey}}

The parameters being replaced on the method are:
  1. companyKey: company key.
  2. RequestKey: key of the request you wish to delete.
When this method is executed successfully, it returns HttpStatusCode.204.

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