azure-openai
#10050
type_mismatch_error
The input provided is not of the expected type "array". Ensure the structure of the data matches the required format.
This error has been identified and solved.
Reason
The 400 status error in the Azure OpenAI API can be triggered by several factors:
Incorrect API Keys or Credentials
The API key or credentials used in the request might be incorrect, expired, or not properly configured. This is a common cause of the 400 error, as the server cannot authenticate the request[3>.
Invalid Request Payload
The payload passed to the API might be incorrect or malformed. This includes issues such as incorrect data types, missing or extra fields, or exceeding the maximum allowed size for the payload.
Incorrect API Endpoint or Headers
The base URL or API endpoint might be incorrectly specified, or the headers (such as the Authorization or Content-Type headers) might not be properly set or formatted.
Rate Limiting and Throttling
The API request may be hitting rate limits or throttling rules set by the service, which can result in a 400 error. This occurs when the number of requests exceeds the allowed limit within a given time frame.
Unrecognized Request Arguments
The request might contain unrecognized arguments or fields that are not supported by the API, leading to an invalid request error.
Input Validation Errors
The input data provided to the API might not meet the validation criteria, such as exceeding character limits or not matching the expected format.
Network and Firewall Issues
Firewall rules or network configurations might be blocking the outbound requests to the Azure OpenAI service, preventing the request from being processed correctly.
In your specific case, the error message suggests that the query_arr parameter is not of type "array" as expected, indicating an issue with the request payload structure.
Solution
To fix the 400 status error in the Azure OpenAI API, you need to address the following potential issues:
Verify API Keys and Credentials: Ensure your API key is correct, not expired, and properly configured.
Correct Request Payload: Make sure the input data is in the expected format, specifically that the
query_arrparameter is an array.Check API Endpoint and Headers: Verify that the base URL and headers, including
AuthorizationandContent-Type, are correctly set.Adhere to Rate Limits: Ensure you are not exceeding the rate limits set by the service.
Remove Unrecognized Arguments: Eliminate any fields or arguments that are not supported by the API.
Validate Input Data: Ensure the input data complies with the required format and size limits.
Inspect Network and Firewall Settings: Check for any firewall rules or network configurations that might be blocking the requests.
