/mcpThis will return the URI to the newly created ScheduleSet (which includes its ObjectId): 201 Created /vmrest/user/schedulesets/0e58ec49-5064-4c9a-b1dc-dd47fe189419 Changing a ScheduleSet To change an existing ScheduleSet, an administrator makes a PUT to the schedulesets resource, specifying the ObjectId of the ScheduleSet they wish to change in the URI and any data changes via XML: PUT /vmrest/schedulesets/30d9c0df-534b-437a-a6b7-439adfd850da <ScheduleSet> <DisplayName>Graveyard Shift</DisplayName> </ScheduleSet> This would return the following on success: 204 No Content This would return the following if the specified scheduleset does not exist: 400 Bad Request <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <ErrorDetails> <errors> <code>DATA_EXCEPTION</code> <message>ScheduleSet not found </message> </errors> </ErrorDetails> Deleting a ScheduleSet To delete an existing ScheduleSet, an administrator makes a DELETE to the schedulesets resource, specifying the ObjectId of the ScheduleSet they wish to delete in the URI: DELETE /vmrest/schedulesets/30d9c0df-534b-437a-a6b7-439adfd850da This would return the following on success: 204 No Content This would return the following if the specified scheduleset does not exist: 404 Not Found <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <ErrorDetails> <errors> <code>NOT_FOUND</code> <message>scheduleset - ObjectId=30d9c0df-534b-437a-a6b7-439adfd850da</message> </errors> </ErrorDetails> Cisco Unity Connection Provisioning Interface (CUPI) API 717 Cisco Unity Connection Provisioning Interface (CUPI) API for Schedules Changing a ScheduleSet