List Load Activation Profiles
The List Load Activation Profiles operation lists the Load Activation Profiles for the associated CPC object. This operation is supported using the BCPii interface.
HTTP method and URI
GET /api/cpcs/{cpc-id}/load-activation-profiles
In this request, the URI variable {cpc-id} is the object ID of the target CPC object.
Query parameters:
Name | Type | Rqd/ Opt | Description |
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name | String | Optional | A regular expression used to limit returned objects to those that have a matching name property. If matches are found, the response will be an array with all objects that match. If no match is found, the response will be an empty array. |
Response body contents
On successful completion, the response body contains a JSON object with the following fields:
Field name | Type | Description |
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load-activation-profiles | Array of load-actprof-info objects | Array of nested objects (described in the next table). |
Each load-actprof-info object contains the following fields:
Field name | Type | Description |
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element-uri | String/ URI | Canonical URI path of the Load Activation Profile object. |
name | String | The name of the Load Activation Profile. |
target-name | String (1-17) | The value that must be used on the X-API-Target-Name request header when
performing and operation on this object. Note: This property is only returned when the BCPii
interface was used for the request.
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Description
This operation lists the Load Activation Profiles for the associated CPC object.
If the name query parameter is specified, the returned list is limited to those Load Activation Profiles that have a name property matching the specified filter pattern. If the name parameter is omitted, this filtering is not done.
On success, HTTP status code 200 (OK) is returned and the response body is provided as described in Response body contents.
Authorization requirements
- For the web services interface, object-access permission to the CPC object designated by {cpc-id}, or object-access permission to at least one logical partition of that CPC.
- For the BCPii interface, the source partition must have receive BCPii security controls permissions for the CPC object designated by {cpc-id}.
HTTP status and reason codes
On success, HTTP status code 200 (OK) is returned and the response body is provided as described in Response body contents.
The following HTTP status codes are returned for the indicated errors, and the response body is a standard error response body providing the reason code indicated and associated error message.
HTTP error status code | Reason code | Description |
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400 (Bad Request) | Various | Errors were detected during common request validation. See Common request validation reason codes for a list of the possible reason codes. |
299 | A query parameter has an invalid syntax. | |
403 (Forbidden) | 0 | The request used the BCPii interface and the source partition does not have receive BCPii security controls permission for the CPC object. |
404 (Not Found) | 1 | The object ID in the URI ({cpc-id}) does not designate an existing CPC object, or the API user does not have object-access permission to the CPC or any of its logical partitions. |
409 (Conflict) | 329 | The operation cannot be performed because the CPC designated by the request URI is an unmanaged CPC, which is not supported by this operation. |
500 (Server Error) | 281 | An unexpected error occurred during the collection of the list of activation profiles. |
503 (Service Unavailable) | 1 | The request could not be processed because the HMC is not communicating with the SE needed to perform the requested operation. |
Additional standard status and reason codes can be returned, as described in Invoking API operations.
Example HTTP interaction
Usage Note
An API user without object-access permission to the CPC cannot obtain the CPC's URI through the List CPC Objects operation. Instead, such a user may use either the List Permitted Logical Partitions operation or the Get Inventory operation to obtain the properties of a Logical Partition object to which the user has object-access permission. The parent CPC's URI is included in the response body of those operations.