You must use the deleteUserAccount operation to delete accounts for users. This section walks you through the following steps for deleting user accounts:
The following table lists the elements of the deleteUserAccountRequest message.
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Element |
Mandatory |
Description |
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accountType |
Yes |
The attribute that qualifies the account ID and provides additional context about the usage of the account ID. |
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clientTxId |
No |
The unique transaction identifier that your calling application can include. This identifier helps in tracking the related transactions. |
To delete user accounts:
This operation returns the deleteUserAccountResponse message that includes the transaction identifier, authentication token, and user account details. See the following section for more information on the response message.
The response message, deleteUserAccountResponse, returns the transaction identifier and the authentication token in the SOAP envelope header. These elements are explained in the following table. The SOAP body returns a success message if the operation was performed successfully. If there are any errors, then the Fault response is returned. See appendix, "Exceptions and Error Codes" for more information on the SOAP error messages.
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Element |
Description |
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udsTransactionID |
The unique identifier of the transaction performed by using UDS. |
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authToken |
The authentication token that is returned if the credential verification to access the Web service was successful. This token eliminates the need for you to present the authentication credential for successive access to the Web service. By default, the authentication token is valid for one day, after which you need to authenticate again. |
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