People

patch

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

Defines a significant person in the system.

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Path Params

key

string

required

Body Params

firstname

string

required

length ≥ 1

The given name of the person

lastname

string

required

length ≥ 1

The family name of the person.

string

required

length ≥ 1

The email address used by the person to receive mail.

photoId

int32

A reference to the photo of the person in the storage.

telephone

string | null

The Telephone field in the Person table is a nvarchar data type that allows up to 32 characters. It holds contact information for a person such as their home, work, and/or mobile numbers.

managerId

int32 | null

ManagerId is an integer field that stores the primary key of a Person record in the related Manager table. It is used to relate a Person record to its associated Manager record.

jobTitle

string | null

The JobTitle field of data type nvarchar with a maximum length of 128 in the Person table is used to store an individual's job title, such as 'Accountant', 'Assistant Manager', or 'Developer'.

personTypeId

string

required

length between 1 and 450

The PersonTypeId field represents the type or category of a person within the database, allowing for flexible identification and classification of individuals (e.g., 'Employee,' 'Customer,' 'Vendor'). This field is defined as an NVARCHAR data type, accommodating Unicode characters, and allows a maximum length of 450 characters to ensure adequate space for descriptive identifiers. It is essential for facilitating queries and establishing relationships within the data model by providing a way to differentiate between various roles or statuses associated with persons in the system.

Headers

content-type

string

enum

Defaults to application/json;odata.metadata=minimal;odata.streaming=true

Generated from available request content types

Response

200

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