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How does one get status back from DIH DREDELETEREF call?

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After trying to delete a reference from IDOL using the DIH with the endpoint below

server:9071/DREDELETEREF

I receive as a reply:  

INDEXID=20320

 how do I get the status of this request?
The service port is 9072, I've tried a number of different options all failed.  

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    You should be able to get this information with the IndexerGetStatus command. This runs against the ACI port, usually just listed as "Port", which I assume would be 9070 here. So, what you'd want should be something like:

    server:9070/action=IndexerGetStatus&Index=20320

    There are a number of other parameters you may find useful in the reference for this action.

    (The service port is mostly used for actions that monitor/control the state of the actual process, such as accessing log streams or configuration details. It won't usually provide much access to the component-specific functionality, like search or indexing.)

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    You should be able to get this information with the IndexerGetStatus command. This runs against the ACI port, usually just listed as "Port", which I assume would be 9070 here. So, what you'd want should be something like:

    server:9070/action=IndexerGetStatus&Index=20320

    There are a number of other parameters you may find useful in the reference for this action.

    (The service port is mostly used for actions that monitor/control the state of the actual process, such as accessing log streams or configuration details. It won't usually provide much access to the component-specific functionality, like search or indexing.)

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