GetVppLicensesResponse

The number of licenses returned in the current batch.

See Batched Responses for more information.

Use this batchToken value in subsequent requests to get the next batch. A batchToken value is generated by the server and can be several kilobytes in size.For an initial request that doesn’t include batchToken, a batchToken value is returned if the number of results exceeds a server-controlled limit. Subsequent requests must include batchToken. As long as additional batches remain, the server returns a new batchToken value in its response.

See Batched Responses for more information.

The value currently associated with the provided sToken. This field is only included in the response when a value has been set via the Client Configuration endpoint.

See Protecting Your VPP Account for more information.

The human-readable explanation of the error.

The numeric code of the error.

The UNIX epoch timestamp, in milliseconds, when the account’s sToken or password expires (whichever is earlier).

List of licenses managed by the provided sToken.

The location associated with the provided sToken. This field is only returned when a location token is used with an Apple School Manager account.

A token that marks a place in time. After all licenses have been returned for a request, the server includes a sinceModifiedToken value in the response. Use it in subsequent requests to get licenses that have been modified since the token was generated.

See About SinceModifiedToken for more information.

The status code for the response. Possible values are:

0 = Success.

-1 = Failure.

The total number of round trips needed to get the complete result set.

See Batched Responses for more information.

An estimate of the total number of licenses that will be returned. This value is returned only for requests that don’t include batchToken and only for the request that started the batch process. The actual number of licenses returned can be different by the time the client has finished retrieving all licenses.

The unique library identifier. When querying records using multiple tokens that may share libraries, use the uId field to filter duplicates. In this way, you can avoid double-counting records when duplicate tokens are uploaded by different content managers.