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. Notice that this API path has a single path parameter (`id` defined as an `int32`) and a single GET operation defined. Click on the GET operation, then click the location drop-down which is part of the 200 OK response.
Did you verify the `200 OK` response returns a `location`?
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. Click on the `</> location` object link under the _Data Types_ section. Notice that the object has a bunch of properties defined which make up the object.
. Click the */locations* path. Then click on the source tab. Notice that we have both a GET and POST request defined, together with a couple of example requests. Using a POST method, we can insert a new record into our sample database with Fuse.
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