Association Audit

Describes the association between two entities.

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string
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string | null
string
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int32
string | null
string | null

The parent entity in the association. If this is a foreign key, then it is the master entity.

string | null

The Child Entity in the relationship. For Foreign Keys this is the Foreign Table.

string | null

The type of association.

boolean | null

The Composite field in the Association table is a bit type field, which is a single bit data type representing a Boolean value of either 0 or 1, either False or True. This field is used to represent a single combination or composite of two or more entities that can be defined in the table and is generally used to represent an association between the entities and determine if they are related or not.

int32 | null

The name of the field that is referenced. In a Foreign Key association, this is the name of the field that the parent table uses to reference the child/foreign table. For a Collection, this is the name of the field that references the parent table.

string | null

The name by which the association should be referred to. The name will be used on the Entity definition to refer to the collection or Foreign Key

int32 | null

The name of the field that should be displayed inside the drop down list.

string | null

A filter expression that should be applied to the list before items are displayed.

int32 | null

When the collection is part of a many to many association, use this field to specify the '3rd' table in the relationship.

int32 | null

The ViewId field in the Association table is an integer data type that represents the unique identification number associated with each view or page related to the association.

int32 | null
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enum
Defaults to application/json;odata.metadata=minimal;odata.streaming=true

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200

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