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<h2>REST operations</h2> | DELETE

...eports/opentoxreportd33 documentation] for more information.</p><h2>A REST operations</h2><p><strong>(a)</strong></p> ...ment/opentoxreports/opentoxreportd33 documentation]</p><hr><h2>Policy REST operations</h2>

<h3>REST operations</h3> | Delete a compound (optional)<br>

...ature ontologies, Descriptor ontologies, Endpoints ontologies)</p><h2>REST operations</h2><p>&nbsp;</p> | Delete feature

=== REST operations === | Delete a model

=== REST operations === | DELETE

<h3>REST operations</h3> | Delete QMRF report<br>

== REST operations == ...registration the ontology server refreshes resource metadata periodically. DELETE deregisters a service./p&gt; The query interface is compliant with http://w

== REST operations == | Delete (cancel) a task

...on#Query|queried]] with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SPARQL SPARQL]. REST operations are avialble for accessing individual investigations, studies, assays and d == Delete an investigation ==

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All time consuming operations (POST,PUT,DELETE) use [[OpenTox_API_1.2_Task|OpenTox Task API]], even if not explicitly spec All operations are assumed to require a security token in the HTTP header "subjectid",as s

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{{REST Operations |REST_op_description=Delete a query resource

{{REST Operations |REST_op_description=Delete an investigation

{{REST Operations |REST_op_description=Delete individual studies, assays, data from an investigation

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