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Anders Dissing
Anders Dissing

Reputation: 67

When using the Graph API to access a folder on a SharePoint site, we get the following “itemNotFound” error

Problem:

Only one of our three Office 365 tenant, a Graph call fails with an itemNotFound error. The other two tenants works as expected.

Case:

When using the Graph API to access a folder on a SharePoint site, we get the following "itemNotFound" error: { "error": { "code": "itemNotFound", "message": "The resource could not be found.", "innerError": { "request-id": "4ea1730c-1b1d-4993-8335-4e10cc3b47c1", "date": "2020-04-27T09:15:37" } } }

Query Information:

This is the final query that fails: https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/sites/54929188-6c44-4555-a85b-27a698b9b572/drive/root:/InvestmentTemplate

To find information to "build" the query, that fails, we are using this query to find the site id:https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/sites/testnrep.sharepoint.com:/sites/DocumentTemplates

To recreate test data:

  1. Create a site with the url "/sites/DocumentTemplates"
  2. Add a folder name "InvestmentTemplate" to the Shared Document library

The full folder url: https://ZXY.sharepoint.com/sites/DocumentTemplates/Shared%20Documents/InvestmentTemplate

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1819

Answers (1)

Brian T. Jackett MSFT
Brian T. Jackett MSFT

Reputation: 226

Re-stating comment above as answer as this appears to address your scenario.

I reproduced a similar scenario in my lab environment. The query succeeds when running as a tenant administrator. Query fails as a normal user. I removed all permissions granted to Graph Explorer and added them back one by one. Once I granted Files.Read.All (not just Files.Read) for the non-admin user I was then able to successfully query a similar endpoint.

As for the ":/" syntax, yes that is common to use a ":" when specifying a relative location within the siteUrl or path in a document library. See examples for site-id using relative URL or relative path within document library.

Upvotes: 0

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