t_Message_Parts_Value

description : stringMessage description.maxCount : nonNegativeIntMaximum count of occurrences of this part (0 for unlimited).Valid values based on“int”.0 (minInclusive)minCount : nonNegativeIntMinimum count of occurences of this part.Valid values based on“int”.0 (minInclusive)name : messagePartIdentifierPart name, unique within the parent part.Valid values based on“string”.:?[\p{L}_][\p{L}\p{N}\.\-_]*(:[\p{L}_][\p{L}\p{N}\.\-_]*)*Value must begin with a letter, colon, or an underscore. Case and length are not restricted. Letters, numbers, underscores, dashes, colons and periods are allowed. Spaces and other punctuation characters are not allowed.type : primitiveTypeValue part type.Valid values based on“string”.stringSequences of characters that represent text. String values are surrounded by double quotation marks. For example, the value "Hello World!" is a string. Strings may contain letters, numbers, and symbols. The symbols " and \ are special characters that cannot be written directly in a string. If you want to write a double quotation mark in a string, use the token \". If you want to write a backslash in a string, use the token \\.binaryBinary data of arbitrary length.integerWhole numbers that do not include a decimal place. For example, the value 2 is an integer, while 2.0 is not.longValues that represent a 64-bit integer. Longs can be used to store numeric values that are too large to be stored in an integer data type.decimalNumeric values that contain decimal fractions.currencyNumeric values that represent a monetary value. Currency data types are persisted as decimals.floatValues that represent a single-precision 32-bit floating-point number. They can be either whole numbers or numbers that contain a fractional component. For example, the values 2.0 and 2.1 are both floats.doubleValues that represent a double-precision 64-bit floating-point number. Doubles can be used to store numbers that are too small or large to be stored in a float.percentageValues that represent a percentage. Percentage data types values are persisted as doubles. In the user interface, percentage data type values are formatted as percent when a field or label is bound to the attribute.timestampValues that represent a specific date and time. Timestamp values differ from date values in that they include a time component and can be mapped to time zones other than UTC.dateValues that represent a calendar date. Date values cannot include a specific time value and persist at 0 hour UTC.booleanEither true or false. Boolean values are typically the result of logical expressions. For example, the expression 5 < 10 returns the Boolean value #t, and the expression 5 > 10 returns the Boolean value #f.anyAny type of data.