Complex Relation Types
The first result to retrieve. If not set (offset = 0), results will be retrieved starting from row 0.
0The maximum number of results to retrieve. If not set (limit = 0), the default limit will be used. The maximum allowed limit is 1000.
0Allows to limit the number of elements that will be counted. -1 will count everything and 0 will cause the count to be skipped
-1The name of the Complex Relation Type to search for.
The match mode used to compare name. If the match mode is EXACT the search is case-sensitive, otherwise the search is case-insensitive.
ANYWHEREPossible values: The paged response of found Complex Relation Types.
The total number of results.
1000The offset for the results.
10The maximum number of results to be returned.
100The paged response of found Complex Relation Types.
The ID of the new Complex Relation Type. Should be unique within all Complex Relation Types.
It should have a format of universally unique identifier (UUID) and should not start with 00000000-0000-0000- which is a reserved prefix.
The public id that will be assigned to the new Complex Relation Type. It must be unique within all Asset Types, Complex Relation Types, Domain Types and Scopes. It should contain only ASCII letters and digits. It must start with an uppercase ASCII character. It must end with "_C". If no public id is provided, a valid public id will be generated.
The name of the new Complex Relation Type. Should be unique within all Complex Relation Types.
The description of the new Complex Relation Type.
The color of the symbol, in a hex format e.g. '#000000'. This format always includes the '#' and has a size of 7.
#FFFFFFPattern: ^#([A-Fa-f0-9]{6})$The symbol type.
The icon code of the new Complex Relation Type.
The acronym code of the new Complex Relation Type.
^([A-Za-z0-9]{1,4})$Complex relation type successfully added.
The id of the represented object (entity).
The id of the user that created this resource.
4d250cc5-e583-4640-9874-b93d82c7a6cbThe timestamp (in UTC time standard) of the creation of this resource.
1475503010320The id of the user who modified this resource the last time.
a073ff90-e7bc-4b35-ba90-c4d475f642feThe timestamp (in UTC time standard) of the last modification of this resource.
1476703764163Whether this is a system resource or not.
The type of the resource, e.g. [Community, Asset, Domain, Attribute, Relation, WorkflowInstance, ...]. This property is deprecated and will be removed in the future. In order to stay backwards compatible and to enable introduction of new types of resources, where necessary, a resource discriminator property (of type String) has been added to specific subtypes of Resource, e.g. assignedResourceDiscriminator on AssignedResource, or attributeDiscriminator on Attribute. For new types of resource that didn't exist before this change, the resourceType will be BaseDataType.
The name of the resource.
Test nameThe description of the resource.
Sample descripion of the resource.The public id of the complex relation type.
"ReportCollection_C"A complex relation type with the given ID already exists
the unique identifier of the complex relation type
Complex relation type found.
The id of the represented object (entity).
The id of the user that created this resource.
4d250cc5-e583-4640-9874-b93d82c7a6cbThe timestamp (in UTC time standard) of the creation of this resource.
1475503010320The id of the user who modified this resource the last time.
a073ff90-e7bc-4b35-ba90-c4d475f642feThe timestamp (in UTC time standard) of the last modification of this resource.
1476703764163Whether this is a system resource or not.
The type of the resource, e.g. [Community, Asset, Domain, Attribute, Relation, WorkflowInstance, ...]. This property is deprecated and will be removed in the future. In order to stay backwards compatible and to enable introduction of new types of resources, where necessary, a resource discriminator property (of type String) has been added to specific subtypes of Resource, e.g. assignedResourceDiscriminator on AssignedResource, or attributeDiscriminator on Attribute. For new types of resource that didn't exist before this change, the resourceType will be BaseDataType.
The name of the resource.
Test nameThe description of the resource.
Sample descripion of the resource.The public id of the complex relation type.
"ReportCollection_C"Complex relation type not found.
the unique identifier of the complex relation type
default response
default response
the unique identifier of the complex relation type
The new public id for the Complex Relation Type. It must be unique within all Asset Types, Complex Relation Types, Domain Types and Scopes. It should contain only ASCII letters and digits. It must start with an uppercase ASCII character. It must end with "_C". WARNING : The public id should only be changed with extreme caution, since it can break existing customizations. The only valid use case is to change it after creation of the type, if no public id was specified, and the generated proposal is not acceptable.
The new name for the Complex Relation Type.
The new description for the Complex Relation Type.
The color of the symbol, in a hex format e.g. '#000000'. This format always includes the '#' and has a size of 7.
^#([A-Fa-f0-9]{6})$The new symbol type.
The new icon code for the Complex Relation Type.
The new acronym code for the Complex Relation Type.
^([A-Za-z0-9]{1,4})$Complex relation type successfully changed.
The id of the represented object (entity).
The id of the user that created this resource.
4d250cc5-e583-4640-9874-b93d82c7a6cbThe timestamp (in UTC time standard) of the creation of this resource.
1475503010320The id of the user who modified this resource the last time.
a073ff90-e7bc-4b35-ba90-c4d475f642feThe timestamp (in UTC time standard) of the last modification of this resource.
1476703764163Whether this is a system resource or not.
The type of the resource, e.g. [Community, Asset, Domain, Attribute, Relation, WorkflowInstance, ...]. This property is deprecated and will be removed in the future. In order to stay backwards compatible and to enable introduction of new types of resources, where necessary, a resource discriminator property (of type String) has been added to specific subtypes of Resource, e.g. assignedResourceDiscriminator on AssignedResource, or attributeDiscriminator on Attribute. For new types of resource that didn't exist before this change, the resourceType will be BaseDataType.
The name of the resource.
Test nameThe description of the resource.
Sample descripion of the resource.The public id of the complex relation type.
"ReportCollection_C"Complex relation type successfully changed.
The public identifier of the complex relation type
Complex relation type found.
The id of the represented object (entity).
The id of the user that created this resource.
4d250cc5-e583-4640-9874-b93d82c7a6cbThe timestamp (in UTC time standard) of the creation of this resource.
1475503010320The id of the user who modified this resource the last time.
a073ff90-e7bc-4b35-ba90-c4d475f642feThe timestamp (in UTC time standard) of the last modification of this resource.
1476703764163Whether this is a system resource or not.
The type of the resource, e.g. [Community, Asset, Domain, Attribute, Relation, WorkflowInstance, ...]. This property is deprecated and will be removed in the future. In order to stay backwards compatible and to enable introduction of new types of resources, where necessary, a resource discriminator property (of type String) has been added to specific subtypes of Resource, e.g. assignedResourceDiscriminator on AssignedResource, or attributeDiscriminator on Attribute. For new types of resource that didn't exist before this change, the resourceType will be BaseDataType.
The name of the resource.
Test nameThe description of the resource.
Sample descripion of the resource.The public id of the complex relation type.
"ReportCollection_C"Complex relation type not found.
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