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Asynchronous API methods use getOperation to check the status of an operation.
The getOperation method requires the operationId as a string in the GetOperationRequest.
CommonException is thrown if an error occurs during the operation.
Possible error codes include AUTHORIZATION_FAIL, INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR, and INVALID_OPERATION_ID.
Asynchronous API methods return a result before the processing is complete. Use
getOperation to retrieve the status of an asynchronous operation using its
operationId.
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