Core Vocabulary The Core vocabulary contains a set of basic annotation terms describing behavioral aspects along with annotation terms that can be used to define other vocabularies. Vocabulary Namespace: Term Name Term Description Lists the MIME types acceptable for the annotated entity type marked with HasStream="true" or the annotated stream property Instances of this type may contain properties in addition to those declared in $metadata If specified as false clients can assume that instances will not contain dynamic properties, irrespective of the value of the OpenType attribute. Communicates available alternate keys The service will automatically expand this navigation property even if not requested with $expand The service will automatically expand this navigation property as entity references even if not requested with $expand=.../$ref A value for this property is generated on both insert and update A unique identifier for nested entities within a request. Entity-ids follow OData URL conventions Functions, actions and types in this namespace can be referenced in URLs with or without namespace- or alias- qualification. Data Modelers should ensure uniqueness of schema children across all default namespaces, and should avoid naming bound functions, actions, or derived types with the same name as a structural or navigational property of the type. Entity-ids are URLs that locate the identified entity A description of a model element A value for this non-key property can be provided on insert and remains unchanged on update Properties and terms annotated with this term are Properties and terms annotated with this term MUST contain a valid MIME type Properties and terms annotated with this term MUST contain a valid URL A lengthy description of a model element A collection of qualified type names outside of the type hierarchy that instances of this type might be addressable as by using a type segment. The media type of a binary resource Instance annotation for warning and info messages
Core Vocabulary The Core vocabulary contains a set of basic annotation terms describing behavioral aspects along with annotation terms that can be used to define other vocabularies. Vocabulary Namespace: Term Name Term Description Lists the MIME types acceptable for the annotated entity type marked with HasStream="true" or the annotated stream property Instances of this type may contain properties in addition to those declared in $metadata If specified as false clients can assume that instances will not contain dynamic properties, irrespective of the value of the OpenType attribute. Communicates available alternate keys The service will automatically expand this navigation property even if not requested with $expand The service will automatically expand this navigation property as entity references even if not requested with $expand=.../$ref A value for this property is generated on both insert and update A unique identifier for nested entities within a request. Entity-ids follow OData URL conventions Functions, actions and types in this namespace can be referenced in URLs with or without namespace- or alias- qualification. Data Modelers should ensure uniqueness of schema children across all default namespaces, and should avoid naming bound functions, actions, or derived types with the same name as a structural or navigational property of the type. Entity-ids are URLs that locate the identified entity A description of a model element A value for this non-key property can be provided on insert and remains unchanged on update Properties and terms annotated with this term are Properties and terms annotated with this term MUST contain a valid MIME type Properties and terms annotated with this term MUST contain a valid URL A lengthy description of a model element A collection of qualified type names outside of the type hierarchy that instances of this type might be addressable as by using a type segment. The media type of a binary resource Instance annotation for warning and info messages
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