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A 500 error in Postman usually indicates an issue on the server-side. Since you're working with external APIs for a serverless SQL pool and using Azure AD authentication, there are several areas to investigate to resolve the issue. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot and potentially resolve the issue:
Check the API Endpoint - Ensure that the URL you are using in Postman is correct and points to the right endpoint of your API.
Inspect Request Headers - Verify that you are sending the necessary headers, especially the Authorization header if your API requires authentication. Also, ensure that the content type is set correctly (e.g., application/json for JSON payloads).
Check Access Tokens - Since you mentioned creating access tokens, ensure that the token is valid and has not expired. Make sure you are using the correct token for the API you are trying to access.
Review API Documentation - Consult the API documentation to ensure you are following the correct procedures and using the right parameters.
Server Logs - The most helpful information will likely be in your serverless SQL pool's logs. Look for any error messages or exceptions that occurred around the time you made the Postman request.
Test with Other Tools - If possible, try using another tool (like curl or a different API client) to see if the issue persists. This can help determine if the problem is with Postman or the API itself.
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