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  • The Progress driver sends the request includes the "Accept-Encoding" header, which is set to "gzip, x-gzip, deflate". More information available here:
    When testing in Postman, it appears that when "x-gzip" header is included, the response from the Oracle Fusion endpoint causes a JSON response issue. Meaning, the driver attempts to parse the JSON response, but fails due to the data "'\u001F' at row 0, column 1, offset 1".
    Oracle imply that they support this type of encoding, (“The API Gateway supports HTTP content encoding for the gzip and deflate compressed content encodings”), so therefore this is an issue that should be raised to the datasource endpoint, in this case, Oracle Fusion team.
    https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E50612_01/doc.11122/user_guide/content/common_compress_encoding.html
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