Calendar Types

Describes a type of calendar

Body Params
string
required
length between 1 and 64

The CalendarTypeId field is an alphanumeric data type, with a maximum length of 64 characters. It is a primary key in the CalendarType table, and uniquely identifies each record.

string
required
length between 1 and 256

The field Description of data type nvarchar with a maximum length of 256 in the CalendarType table is used to provide a brief description of the calendar type name associated with the CalendarType ID. The Description field can store up to 256 characters of text.

string | null

Miscellaneous notes and information for the entry or record.

boolean

Monday is a field of data type bit in the CalendarType table that is used to determine whether Monday is a working day (1) or a non-working day (0).

boolean

The Tuesday field of the CalendarType table stores a single bit that indicates whether or not Tuesday is included in the calendar type. A value of 0 means Tuesday is not included and a value of 1 means Tuesday is included.

boolean

The Wednesday field in the CalendarType table is a boolean (bit) data type to signify if Wednesday is included in the calendar.

boolean

The Thursday field in the CalendarType table is a boolean (bit) data type field that is used to store a binary value to indicate if the calendar type is applicable to Thursdays.

boolean

The Friday field in the CalendarType table stores a boolean value indicating whether a given calendar type includes a Friday in the week (1 = includes, 0 = does not include).

boolean

The Saturday field of data type bit in the CalendarType table indicates whether Saturday is a working day or not. It will store a 0 or 1 value, with 1 meaning that Saturday is a working day and 0 meaning it is a nonworking day.

boolean

The Sunday field in the CalendarType table indicates whether an entry is associated with the seventh day of the week. The data type of this field is bit, with a value of 1 indicating Sunday, and 0 indicating any other day.

Response
200

OK

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