Revert a data point correction
Reverts the most recent correction on a data point, restoring the value it held before that correction. The revert is appended to the history as a revert correction; nothing is deleted.
A revert is terminal. Once a data point’s latest entry is a revert, its value is back to the reading it held before the correction and a second call returns 422. To change the value again, set a new one with PUT rather than reverting further.
Reverting does not recalculate anything downstream. A batch that was already generated keeps the value it was generated with.
Requires corrections to be enabled on the account.
Authorizations
Path Parameters
Unique ID of the event in the evt_XXXX syntax. For example: evt_DLnYvzbjSujNAvXE
Data point type slug on the event's event type. For example: ambient-temperature-c
Response
Correction reverted.