Update Group
Update the information for a group in an Adobe User Management org.
Input
| Field | Definition | Type | Required | 
|---|---|---|---|
| Group | |||
| Name | Name of the group. | Text | TRUE | 
| Group Fields | |||
| Name | Updated name for the group. | Text | FALSE | 
| Description | Updated description for the group. | Text | FALSE | 
| Product Profiles | |||
| Add Profiles | Add product profiles to a group. | List of Text | FALSE | 
| Remove Profiles | Remove product profiles from a group. | List of Text | FALSE | 
Output
| Field | Definition | Type | 
|---|---|---|
| Results | ||
| Result | Status of the request. Use this property to manage error handling, as the value is either Success or the corresponding error. | Text | 
| Completed | The number of user commands that were successfully processed. | Number | 
| Not Completed | The number of unsuccessful user commands. If this value isn't 0, then the Errors field lists the specific actions that failed and any information returned about the errors. | Number | 
| Completed in Test Mode | The number of users that were completed in test-only mode. | Number | 
| Errors | ||
| Index | Zero-based index of the command entry that's inside the commands structure. | Number | 
| Step | Zero-based index of the action step that's inside that command entry. | Number | 
| Message | Description of the error. | Text | 
| Error Code | Error type. See User Management Action API. | Text | 
| Request ID | A developer-defined ID that is passed to the request. You can use this ID to match this response to a specific request. | Number | 
| User | The user who's defined in the root of the command entry. | Number | 
| Warnings | ||
| Index | Zero-based index of the command entry that's inside the commands structure. | Number | 
| Step | Zero-based index of the action step that's inside that command entry. | Number | 
| Message | Description of the warning. | Text | 
| Warning Code | Warning type. See User Management Action API. | Text | 
| Request ID | A developer-defined ID that is passed to the request. You can use this ID to match this response to a specific request. | Text | 
| User | The user who's defined in the root of the command entry. | Text | 
