Mar 20 2019 10:38 PM
Client Error
Your request couldn't be completed. Please try again, and if the problem persists, contact your administrator.
Request: /api/policy?policyType=Dlp
Status code: 500
Exception message: {"Message":"The DlpComplianceManagementRule type entity does not have the following type command: Update.\r\nParameter name: entityMetadata","DiagnosticContext":"{Version:16.00.2927.001,Environment:EASPROD,DeploymentId:3c31d0adf8964fe5bc51a71de288012e,InstanceId:WebRole_IN_3,SID:83a1fd6e-6cef-45ca-87c3-a7cc8ed8a811,CID:485d36c9-0688-4fa1-8d68-400e7d127b36}","Time":"2019-03-21T05:22:03.304024Z","ExceptionType":"System.ArgumentException"}
Diagnostic information: **{Version:16.00.2927.001,Environment:EASPROD,DeploymentId:3c31d0adf8964fe5bc51a71de288012e,InstanceId:WebRole_IN_0,SID:83a1fd6e-6cef-45ca-87c3-a7cc8ed8a811,CID:41deba65-b463-46cf-b986-8aea7b3d042c}
Time: 2019-03-21T05:22:01.641Z
Mar 20 2019 10:59 PM
If you can reliably reproduce the issue, open a support case so it gets properly investigated and fixed. In the meantime, you can try making the change via PowerShell as a workaround.
Mar 20 2019 11:45 PM
@Vasil Michevsorry.. can you please share the link where I can properly share the concern? Thank You
Mar 21 2019 05:44 AM
I'm moving this conversation to the Security, Privacy & Compliance space which I believe is a better fit for this content.
Mar 21 2019 04:31 PM - edited Mar 21 2019 04:31 PM
SolutionI am having exactly the same error when trying to edit an existing DLP policy. I tried both IE11 and Chrome with the same result. Sometimes (but not always), if I refresh the screen, the change I made before clicking save will actually have been made.
Note to Microsoft: STOP trying to invent new navigation and edit widgets in admin tools. I haven't got time to be your lab rat - I have real work to do and I just need the admin tools to work!!
Mar 21 2019 07:19 PM
The correct place to report this is via a support ticket, or by using the Feedback functionality in the SCC. And in the meantime use PowerShell instead to make the changes to the policy.
Jan 27 2020 10:35 AM
@JeffV I'm getting the same thing in trying to create a new (first) DLP policy in our system. I'm wondering if it's a licensing issue..
Mar 21 2019 04:31 PM - edited Mar 21 2019 04:31 PM
SolutionI am having exactly the same error when trying to edit an existing DLP policy. I tried both IE11 and Chrome with the same result. Sometimes (but not always), if I refresh the screen, the change I made before clicking save will actually have been made.
Note to Microsoft: STOP trying to invent new navigation and edit widgets in admin tools. I haven't got time to be your lab rat - I have real work to do and I just need the admin tools to work!!