Retrieve Asynchronous Operation Result

Applicable Scenarios

Used by the client to query the execution status and final result of an asynchronous task, after calling an asynchronous operation interface (such as "Add SIM Cards to a Specified Group" or "Remove SIM Cards from a Specified Group").

Prerequisites

The request method must be GET.

All non-null parameters in the query string must be serialized as a JSON string with keys sorted in lexicographic order, to be used as the signature input.

The signature content (signContent) must be encrypted using the MD5 algorithm (default: 32-character lowercase alphanumeric string).

request_id is the unique task identifier returned in the response header of the asynchronous operation interface (e.g., Add / Remove SIM Cards).

The following two types of asynchronous operation results are supported:

Add SIM Cards to a Specified Group: action_code = 70

Remove SIM Cards from a Specified Group: action_code = 71

Notes

request_id is returned in the response header of the "Add SIM Cards to a Specified Group" and "Remove SIM Cards from a Specified Group" interfaces. The caller must retain it for subsequent result queries.

This interface is used solely to query asynchronous task results and does not trigger any business operations.

The returned SIM card count is based on per-operation counting — each add operation is counted individually without deduplication. Note that duplicate additions may cause the count to exceed expected limits.

Business Rules

Only asynchronous operation types explicitly supported by the system can be queried (currently limited to action_code 70 and 71).

Request Code Samples

Shell

JavaScript

Java

Swift

PHP

Python

HTTP

Objective-C

Ruby

OCaml

Dart

Responses

🟢200

application/json

Bodyapplication/json

Example

{
    "data": {
        "request_id": "RQ-20231001123456",
        "action_code": "70",
        "status": "completed",
        "details": [
            {
                "sim_id": "89852202306250040073",
                "result": "10",
                "message": "success"
            },
            {
                "sim_id": "89852202306250040074",
                "result": "31",
                "message": "The SIM card does not exist."
            }
        ]
    },
    "operateCode": "S",
    "message": "success"
}

Retrieve Asynchronous Operation Result

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