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It is pretty clear from the returned error text that you have made an error in the URL. Depending on the service, "error" could include credentials but more likely the URL itself. You have changed pretty much everything about the relevant part of the program if what you said is true "...

Unless I misunderstand you, you have answered your own question.

YAJL_OBJECT_FIND returns a pointer so one way to test is simply:

Glad Scott was able to sort it for you - he is much (much, much) more knowledgeable about this stuff than I am. Hopefully, your OAUTH transition will be as smooth as mine has been with Zoom. Once I had the token logic sorted, changing the individual APIs calls was pretty easy - so far anyway! Good l...

How did you set the required form data? You haven't shown that code.

Thanks, Scott - yes I meant the debug file and for some reason it did not occur to me to turn it off before changing the name. I plead senility and just too many things going on in my life! I can understand your confusion re cycling the server. The HTTPAPIs are called from a web server job and I tho...

We have experienced some random weirdness when using Zoom APIs recently. As a result, I am logging everything as I can't predict when/what will cause a problem. Of course, the log files get huge and I would like to switch them at least daily. I have modified my code to specify a different log file n...

Then the code I gave you should work. Just substitute your own variable names for the numDate and numTime.

IF - the number represents HHMMSS. If it doesn't then we need to know what it does contain!

If it is a 5 digit time field it cannot contain an HHMMSS value unless there is also an AM/PM indicator. Can you clarify please. The basic calc would be something like: **free dcl-s realDate date; dcl-s numDate int(10) inz(1); // 1 day past the base dcl-s numTime int(10) inz(1); // And first minute ...

This is a WAG (Wild-Ass-Guess) but to format numbers suppressing leading zeros you use a format string of "#,##0.0000" - So my best guess is that to float in a currency symbol it would logically be "$,$$0.0000".

I have never done it and don't have time to play but ...

Couple of thoughts. From the UPS docs (https://developer.ups.com/api/reference?loc=en_US#tag/OAuthClientCredentials_other) it would appear that they are expecting "application/x-www-form-urlencoded" but you are specifying "application/json". It also states that the request body s...