Access to the Private Preview of Queries in SKY API for R.E.

@Alex Wong and @Jon Crain While the API is publicly available, if you don't have access to Query in webview your calls will fail, at least that was what happened when I first tried to use @Ashley Moose's template the first time. Once I got access to the Query preview it worked.

@Erik Leaver and @David Springer maybe you can help Jon?

@Jon Crain Query API is GA as of 6/12 this year. I looked at your support case and have followed up with the analyst to confirm the GA status.

However, I see the error message you received is about the application scope:

This application has insufficient scope to perform the operation. This application's scopes configuration is either insufficient for the request or the Blackbaud Environment Admin has not yet approved the application's updated access configuration. Learn more: https://developer.blackbaud.com/skyapi/docs/applications/scopes"

Did you take steps to update your application's scope?

cc: @Alex Wong @Dan Snyder

@Erik Leaver
Thanks Erik for confirming that the Query API is GA-ed and available to everyone, but yes, client do need to confirm access on their end is granted. This is the problem with BB Support when it comes to SKY API, they provide wrong info and then tell everyone to come to Community.

@Jon Crain Customer must also approve the scope change. As per documentation:

When you add new functionality to your application, you can re-define your scopes and get approval for the new data access from the customer. In the customer environment, this approval is provided by a user that has the Marketplace permissions to approve scope changes.

@Erik Leaver Thanks!

@Jon Crain Sure!

We require environment admins to approve of scope changes when they occur after the application has been connected. We do this so the application isn't automatically granted access beyond the comfort level of the environment admin. Once the admin approves your scope change, your application should have the access it needs.