Issues with Empty Responses in Bulk Queries Using DeepSeek API

Etienne B. · 2025-03-02T08:43:10.274Z

i'm using DeepSeek API but when i'm doing bulk queris a lot of them return empty

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When using the DeepSeek API for bulk queries, empty results can occur due to various reasons. One possible explanation is API rate limits. Similar to other AI services, DeepSeek may have restrictions on the number of requests you can make within a certain timeframe. To address this issue, try processing your data in smaller batches, such as 50 rows at a time. This approach can help manage API limits more effectively and potentially reduce the number of empty results. Could you provide more details about your query setup and the specific JSON response you're receiving? This information would help us troubleshoot the issue more accurately.
Source: Use AI with Deepseek | Clay.com
Etienne B.
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Cell details are completly empty
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When using the DeepSeek API for bulk queries, empty cell details can occur due to various reasons. One possibility is that the API request didn't return any data for those specific cells. To investigate this issue, we can start by inspecting the cell details: 1. Open your table 2. Click on the cell you want to view This will allow you to see if there's any information or error messages in the cell. It's also worth noting that DeepSeek is an AI-driven search solution, and its performance can vary depending on the nature of your queries and the data you're working with. Could you provide more information about the specific queries you're running and any error messages you might be seeing in the cell details? This would help us troubleshoot the issue more effectively.
Sources: Inspect Cell Details Deepseek x Clay integration | Clay.com
Etienne B.
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it's completly empty empty. No error message
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Empty cell details without error messages when using the DeepSeek API for bulk queries can occur due to a few reasons: 1. Loading delays: Larger tables may take longer to update, causing temporary empty spaces. 2. Column changes: If the column was modified multiple times, updated, or the run was stopped midway, it can result in "Queued" issues. To resolve this: 1. Create a new column by duplicating the current one. 2. Filter for rows where the current column "is empty." 3. Run the AI on those filtered rows. 4. Use the "merge columns" feature to combine the results. If the issue persists, you may want to check your query setup and the specific JSON response you're receiving. If you need further assistance, please request human support by clicking on "Talk to a person."
Source: Deepseek x Clay integration | Clay.com
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Looks like you're still looking for help. We're currently outside of our standard office hours (9 AM to 9 PM EST, Monday through Friday), so it may take a little longer for us to respond. If you’re dealing with a specific table, drop the URL below so we can help you quicker. Otherwise, someone from our team will be in touch soon!
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Hello Etienne. Thanks for getting in touch. Could you let me know which specific table you're working in? If you can shre a link to the table, I can take a look with you.
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When using the DeepSeek API for bulk queries, empty results can occur due to various reasons. One possible explanation is API rate limits. Similar to other AI services, DeepSeek may have restrictions on the number of requests you can make within a certain timeframe. To address this issue, try processing your data in smaller batches, such as 50 rows at a time. This approach can help manage API limits more effectively and potentially reduce the number of empty results. Could you provide more details about your query setup and the specific JSON response you're receiving? This information would help us troubleshoot the issue more accurately.
Source: Use AI with Deepseek | Clay.com
Etienne B.
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Cell details are completly empty
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When using the DeepSeek API for bulk queries, empty cell details can occur due to various reasons. One possibility is that the API request didn't return any data for those specific cells. To investigate this issue, we can start by inspecting the cell details: 1. Open your table 2. Click on the cell you want to view This will allow you to see if there's any information or error messages in the cell. It's also worth noting that DeepSeek is an AI-driven search solution, and its performance can vary depending on the nature of your queries and the data you're working with. Could you provide more information about the specific queries you're running and any error messages you might be seeing in the cell details? This would help us troubleshoot the issue more effectively.
Sources: Inspect Cell Details Deepseek x Clay integration | Clay.com
Etienne B.
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it's completly empty empty. No error message
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Empty cell details without error messages when using the DeepSeek API for bulk queries can occur due to a few reasons: 1. Loading delays: Larger tables may take longer to update, causing temporary empty spaces. 2. Column changes: If the column was modified multiple times, updated, or the run was stopped midway, it can result in "Queued" issues. To resolve this: 1. Create a new column by duplicating the current one. 2. Filter for rows where the current column "is empty." 3. Run the AI on those filtered rows. 4. Use the "merge columns" feature to combine the results. If the issue persists, you may want to check your query setup and the specific JSON response you're receiving. If you need further assistance, please request human support by clicking on "Talk to a person."
Source: Deepseek x Clay integration | Clay.com
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Looks like you're still looking for help. We're currently outside of our standard office hours (9 AM to 9 PM EST, Monday through Friday), so it may take a little longer for us to respond. If you’re dealing with a specific table, drop the URL below so we can help you quicker. Otherwise, someone from our team will be in touch soon!
Mark L.
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Hello Etienne. Thanks for getting in touch. Could you let me know which specific table you're working in? If you can shre a link to the table, I can take a look with you.
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