Consent States

The ConsentState table in the Consent package stores data related to a user's consent to a specific entity or policy. This table contains various states that represent a user's explicit consent status. The states may include 'pending', 'accepted', 'rejected', or 'revoked' for the specific entity. It contains information about when the consent was received, when it was updated and by whom, as well as any related notes. The ConsentState table is used to track and store

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ConsentStateId is a primary key field of the ConsentState table. It is an nvarchar data type with a maximum length of 32 characters. This field is used to uniquely identify each record in the ConsentState table, which stores information about the consents of users.

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Nvarchar data type field named 'Description' in the table 'ConsentState' is used to store a short text description of the state stored in the 'State' field in the same table. This description helps further explain the status that is stored in the 'State' field.

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Miscellaneous notes and information for the entry or record.

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The field BadgeId in the ConsentState table is a data type of nvarchar with a maximum length of 32 characters. It is used to store the unique identification number associated with a user's badge or identification card for the purpose of tracking their consent. This field allows for easy identification and retrieval of consent records for a specific individual, making it a valuable component in managing and monitoring consent states.

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The BadgeImage field in the ConsentState table stores an image of the badge associated with the consent state. This field is of type nvarchar and has a maximum length of 256 characters, allowing for a wide range of images to be stored. The image could be in any format such as JPEG, PNG, or GIF and could display a logo or symbol related to the consent state. This field provides visual representation of the consent state and can be used to quickly identify the state associated with a particular record.

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