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This structure represents the unique key fields associated with identifying a resource title. Titles are used when requesting and booking resources during the resource scheduling workflow, in the determination of default billing. A title can be identified either by a unique identifier (UID), or the combination of department identity and name. The department identity or title name alone do not sufficiently identify a single title. When passing a title identity as input to a web service, you need only specify the unique identifier or the department identity and title name. You may specify all three values if you wish, but if you do so, they must all refer to the same title, or the reference will not be considered valid. When this structure is returned as part of the response from a web service, all fields will be specified, and will be guaranteed to refer to a single title.
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DepartmentIdentity | Yes The department associated with the resource titlewhen only | The department identity and title name together are a unique identifier for a title. Note also that DepartmentIdentity on its own may not identify a title, it can only identify a title in conjunction with | ||
TitleId | Int32 | No | The resource title Id is a unique identifier for a resource title. For internal use only. | |
TitleName | String | One of TitleName or TitleUid is requiredNo | The department identity and title name is together are a unique identifier for a resource title (may be null, but once set can only be updated to a different, non-null value)title. | Level 3 |
TitleUid | Int64 | See TitleNameNo | A unique and immutable identifier for a resource title title. | 1152921504606885671 |
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