dns_txt_update API error

Spent 4 hours debugging possible problem with API call 'dns_txt_update'. Here is my query:

PHP:

try {
   //* Parameters
   $id = 12;
   $client_id = 1;

   //* Get the dns record
   $dns_record = $client->dns_txt_get($session_id, $id);

   //* Change active to inactive
$dns_record['name'] = $dkim['dns_hostname'];
 $dns_record['data'] = $dkim['dns_text'];

   $affected_rows = $client->dns_txt_update($session_id, $client_id, $id, $dns_record);

   echo "Number of records that have been changed in the database: ".$affected_rows."<br>";

   if($client->logout($session_id)) {
       echo 'Logged out.<br />';
   }
} catch (SoapFault $e) {
   echo $client->__getLastResponse();
   die('SOAP Error: '.$e->getMessage());
}

$dns_record variable contains this:

PHP:

Array
(
   [id] => 2735
   [sys_userid] => 1
   [sys_groupid] => 1
   [sys_perm_user] => riud
   [sys_perm_group] => riud
   [sys_perm_other] =>
   [server_id] => 6
   [zone] => 59
   [name] => default._domainkey.domain.tld.
   [type] => TXT
   [data] => v=DKIM1; t=s; p=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
   [aux] => 0
   [ttl] => 3601
   [active] => Y
   [stamp] => 2024-02-02 08:47:34
   [serial] => 2024020201
)

Error from API:

PHP:

Array
(
   [error] => Array
       (
           [code] => data_processing_error
           [message] => data_error_empty
ttl_range_error

       )

)

This is very frustrating. I debug every part of API call, it is according to the documentation and examples. What is wrong here?

 

You were correct. I missed client_id parameter in array. All is good.