Skip to main contentWhile interacting with the NexusOne API, you might encounter several HTTP error responses
and request size limits.
HTTP error responses
You should find the following HTTP error responses when interacting with NexusOne via the API:
- 400 - Bad request: The request syntax is invalid. This might be an invalid query parameter, an invalid file ID format,
or not providing a local file or source URL when uploading a file.
- 401 - Unauthorized: The request uses an invalid generated OAuth access token or API key.
- 403 - Forbidden: Your generated OAuth access token or API key doesn’t have enough permission to access the resource.
- 404 - Not found: The requested resource doesn’t exist. This might be a data quality rule or table.
- 500 - Internal server error: An unexpected error has occurred within NexusOne’s server.
Request size limits
To optimize performance, there are a few request size limits set:
-
Files: When uploading a local file or a file from a source URL.
-
Ask: Context window when asking the system to generate a SQL query.
- Limit: Varies based on the AI model used by the client.
- Endpoints:
