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Using Pagination setting in an HTTP Action

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We are unable to use pagination in our flows connecting to our REST API. This appears to be due to the difference in acceptable pagination schema between Power Automate and our REST API schema.

 

https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/azure-docs/issues/30744

 

We have all of the needed information, but the schema does not match what is expected so the pagination setting does not work in our case.

 

The HTTP Action has a pagination setting to aggregate pagination data, but it requires a specific implementation of a pagination continuation token that our REST API does not support. When we try to use the pagination setting, we receive the below error.

 

error - "InvalidPageResponse. The response is not a valid paginated response. The paginated response is missing a property 'value' of type array.

 

Is there a solution/workaround for this sitution?

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  • Jcook Profile Picture
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    Re: Using Pagination setting in an HTTP Action

    Hello @will2424 

     

    Have you tried removing pagination to see what  the Http output looks like?

     

    Pagination only works on arrays. The error is hinting at the output from the request not being an array

  • will2424 Profile Picture
    16 on at
    Re: Using Pagination setting in an HTTP Action

    Hi @Jcook ,

     

    Yes, we have tried that. When we remove the pagination setting, only the first 50 results (default page size) are returned.

     

    There are links to the remaining pages in the output but the contents of those pages are not included in the output.

     

    We will need to retrieve all results and not just the first page. 

  • Chris J Profile Picture
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    Re: Using Pagination setting in an HTTP Action

    Whether you have tried the 'nextLink' in Postman, any results or errors are returned?

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