Data types
Data type | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
String | String with configurered length (Default 200 chars) | "This is a string" |
Integer | Number - 0-9 with leading chars possible | 235 -3 |
Decimal | Decimal number. Decimal separator programmatically as point. No thousands separator necessary. Later controlled by the user's culture. Leading signs are possible. | 3.22 1000.22 -54.25 |
Boolean | | true false |
GUID | Global Unique Identifier - Character string representing a unique value. Consists of 36 characters in 8-4-4-12 format. The characters come from the hexadecimal system and can thus be a digit 0-9 or a letter A-F. | „bfd59a0e-992c-4e0d-90da-d15ec8f881ee“ |
Array | Ordered list of values separated by ",". Starts with "[" and ends with "]". | [ "Value1", "Value2", "Value3"] |
DateTime | Date/time information is specified as a string in the format yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss.fffZ | 2022-02-02T07:12:55.987Z |
"ConvertAllCustomDataToStrings": false :
Ensures that the underlying data type is returned in the response.
e.g. Boolean: "Custom_005": false instead of "Custom_005": "1" e.g. Number: "Custom_006": 12 instead of "Custom_006": "12"
ATTENTION: The respective data types are different for each entity If the underlying data type changes, the respective data type in the response also changes automatically.