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Hi Bhagirathu,
There appears to be a couple of asks in this idea.
1 - being able to push multiple records (or bulk processing) within a single payload
2 - the session history table growing with each OSLC request.
We are going to accept the first part of the idea (#1) - being able to support bulk processing. However, we are not committing to adding the support in the OSLC api's. An analysis will be done to determine the best location for this feature.
The second part of the idea (#2) - growing session history table, there was a recent APAR (IJ49682) fixed around this. In addition, there is support to do an API login up front and use the returned JSESSION token for each subsequent OSLC call.