[ROOT] / doc / toc / ARCCore / Enum / PSPrefix / dtr / __TOCDet
| Key | Value |
|---|---|
| Assembly | ARCCore |
| DocFragType | EnumMember |
| Name | dtr |
| Namespace | ARCCore |
| Type | PSPrefix |
EnumMemberAttribute
| Key | Value |
|---|---|
| EnumMember | dtr |
| EnumType | PSPrefix |
Data, whole records.
Example: "dtr/Customer/42/John/Smith".
This will correspond to multiple lines of dt, for instance the example above would correspond to:
"dt/Customer/42/FirstName = John"
"dt/Customer/42/LastName = John"
In other words, 'dtr' is a more compact format with higher performance, but since the parsing relies on a given order in the corresponding schema it is more vulnerable against changes in the schema.
'dtr' is understood by TryParseDtr.
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