Issue Comments

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https://app.financekey.com/OData/IssueComments({key})

This table allows comments to be made against an issue.

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key

string

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Body Params

issueCommentId

int32

The IssueCommentId is an identity field in the IssueComment table, defined as a data type of integer. It is a unique, sequential number assigned to each comment made on an issue within the table. This field serves as the primary key, allowing for easy identification and retrieval of individual comments. The IssueCommentId is automatically generated and incremented with each new comment added to the table, ensuring its uniqueness and accuracy. This field is crucial in maintaining the integrity and organization of the comments within the IssueComment table.

comment

string | null

Miscellaneous notes and information for the entry or record.

scmCreatedById

int32 | null

The ScmCreatedById field in the IssueComment table is an integer data type that stores the unique identification number of the user who created the issue comment using the source code management (SCM) system. This field is typically used to track the creator of the comment for reference and reporting purposes. It allows for efficient organization and tracking of issue comments within the SCM system.

scmCreatedOn

date-time | null

The ScmCreatedOn field of type datetime2 is a critical component of the IssueComment table. This field represents the specific date and time that an issue comment was created and added to the table. By utilizing the datetime2 data type, this field can accurately store the date and time up to nanosecond precision, allowing for precise tracking and sorting of comments. The values in this field can be used for various analyses, such as identifying patterns and trends in comment activity. Overall, the ScmCreatedOn field plays a crucial role in accurately recording and organizing the creation of issue comments in the corresponding table.

scmUpdateOn

date-time | null

The ScmUpdateOn field in the IssueComment table is a datetime2 data type that records the date and time when the associated issue was last updated. This field serves as a timestamp for tracking the most recent changes made to the issue, providing valuable information for project management and issue resolution. The use of the datetime2 data type allows for precise and accurate recording of the update time, allowing for easy sorting and tracking of changes.

synchronisedOn

date-time | null

The SynchronisedOn field in the IssueComment table is a datetime2 data type that stores the date and time when the comment was last synchronised. This field is useful for tracking when the comment was last updated or modified, allowing for better organization and management of issues and their associated comments. Additionally, the datetime precision of the field ensures accuracy and consistency in recording the exact time of synchronization. It serves as a valuable tool for monitoring the progression and resolution of issues and maintaining a comprehensive record of changes made to comments within the table.

issueCommentSourceId

string | null

The original source system of the comment.

scmUpdateById

int32 | null

The ScmUpdateById field is an integer data type within the IssueComment table. This field is used to store the unique identifier of the source code management (SCM) update associated with a particular comment on an issue. This information is useful for tracking and managing changes to the codebase and linking them to specific issue comments. The int data type allows for large numerical values to be stored, ensuring that each update has its own distinct identifier. By utilizing this field, developers can easily navigate and analyze the history of code changes and their corresponding comments.

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