FileSystemQueryField Enumeration

A list of properties which can be used in a query to the application file system.

Namespace:  Dundas.BI.FileSystem
Assembly:  Dundas.BI.Core (in Dundas.BI.Core.dll) Version: 2.0.0.0 (24.3.0.1000)
Syntax
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public enum FileSystemQueryField
Members
  Member nameValueDescription
None0No property is specified.
Id1The Id property.
Name2The Name property.
Description3The Description property.
Location4The Location property.
ObjectType5The ObjectType property.
ParentId6The ParentId property.
PrimaryEntryId7The PrimaryEntryId property.
TenantId8The TenantId property.
ProjectId9The ProjectId property.
CheckedOutToId10The CheckedOutTo property.
CreatedById11The CreatedBy property.
CreatedTime12The CreatedTime property.
LastModifiedTime13The LastModifiedTime property.
IsSubentry14The IsSubentry property.
IsProtected15The IsProtected property.
IsTransient16The IsTransient property.
Tags17The Tags property.
Subtype18The Subtype property.
ChildCount19The ChildCount property.
PrivilegeInheritanceBehavior20The PrivilegeInheritanceBehavior property.
CurrentRevision21The CurrentRevision property.
IsInactive22The IsInactive property.
LastCheckedInTime23The LastCheckedInTime property.
IsFolder24The IsFolder property.
IsTemporary25The IsTemporary property.
Remarks
Additional notes:
FieldNotes
Tags
Caution note Caution
This field cannot be used for ordering.
Caution note Caution
The operators apply on all tags associated with an entry (explicit or inherited).
Tip Tip
Usage of In and Exists: The In brings entries that have the specified tags. The inverted In brings entries which have tags other than specified or have no tags at all. The Exists brings entries for which the specified tags exist. The inverted Exists brings entries for which the specified tags do not exist or which do not have tags. The non-inverted usage of both operators would produce the same results. The inverted usage however produces different results. For example, consider the following scenario: Entry A has tags [tag1, tag2]. "Get entries with tags not in [tag1]" would return Entry A, because Entry A also has tag2, which is not in the list. "Get entries for which tags [tag1] do not exist" would not return Entry A, because it has the tag1.

Only the following operators are supported for filtering on this field:

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