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This structure represents the unique key fields associated with identifying a resource. Resources can be identified by ResourceDisplayName, ResourceReferenceSystemId or ResourceUid. When specifying a PwsResourceRef as an input to a web service, you may specify one or all any combination of the three fields the ResourceDisplayName, ResourceReferenceSystemId and/or ResourceUid. However, if you do specify all threemore than one, they must all refer to the same resource or the resource reference will not be considered valid. When a PwsResourceRef is returned in the response to a web service, the ResourceDisplayName, ResourceReferenceSystemId or ResourceUid will be populated, and guaranteed to refer to a single resource.
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Element | Data Type | Required?Default | Description | Sample Data | |
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ResourceDisplayName | String (30) | On Insert: Yes On Update: Yes (if ResourceReferenceSystemId One of ResourceDisplayName, ResourceReferenceSystemID or ResourceUid is not supplied)required | The resource display name is a unique identifier for a resource. | John Smith | |
ResourceId | Int32 | On Insert: No On Update: No | The resource Id is a unique identifier for a resource. For internal use only. | 177898 | |
ResourceReferenceSystemId | String (20) | On Insert: No On Update: Yes (if ResourceDisplayName or ResourceUid is not supplied)See ResourceDisplayName | The resource reference system Id / employee Id is a unique identifier for a resource. | Employee 01 | |
ResourceUid | Int64 | On Insert: No On Update: Yes (if ResourceDisplayName or ResourceReferenceSystemId is not supplied) | The resource Uid is a see ResourceDisplayName | A unique and immutable identifier for a resource. | 1152921504607024874 |
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