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103 Error - Too Many Requests to the Supplier

What Does a 103 Error Mean?​

A 103 error occurs when your account exceeds the agreed-upon request limit with the Seller.

Example:​

<applicationErrors>
    <code>219</code>
    <type>103</type>
    <description>Too many requests to the supplier.</description>
    <httpStatusCode>0</httpStatusCode>
</applicationErrors>

How to Handle a 103 Error​

1. Contact the Seller​

Reach out to the Seller directly, as they can adjust the Queries Per Second (QPS) limit assigned to your account.

2. Use the Speed Solution​

Activate Speed, our intelligent caching solution, to reduce response times and minimize traffic load on the connection.

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As a Buyer, you cannot check the Supplier’s QPS (Queries Per Second) value directly through the Travelgate API. If you need this information, please contact the Supplier.