ProjectsLocationsConnectionsEntityTypesEntities
class ProjectsLocationsConnectionsEntityTypesEntities extends Resource (View source)
The "entities" collection of methods.
Typical usage is:
$connectorsService = new Google\Service\Connectors(...);
$entities = $connectorsService->projects_locations_connections_entityTypes_entities;Methods
Deletes an existing entity row matching the entity type and entity id specified in the request. (entities.delete)
Deletes entities based on conditions specified in the request and not on entity id. (entities.deleteEntitiesWithConditions)
Gets a single entity row matching the entity type and entity id specified in the request. (entities.get)
Lists entity rows of a particular entity type contained in the request. Note:
- Currently, only max of one 'sort_by' column is supported. 2. If no 'sort_by' column is provided, the primary key of the table is used. If zero or more than one primary key is available, we default to the unpaginated list entities logic which only returns the first page. 3. The values of the 'sort_by' columns must uniquely identify an entity row, otherwise undefined behaviors may be observed during pagination. 4. Since transactions are not supported, any updates, inserts or deletes during pagination can lead to stale data being returned or other unexpected behaviors.
Updates an existing entity row matching the entity type and entity id
specified in the request. The fields in the entity row that need to be
modified are contained in the body of the request. All unspecified fields are
left unchanged. The response message contains a Entity message object
returned as a response by the external system. (entities.patch)
Updates entities based on conditions specified in the request and not on entity id. (entities.updateEntitiesWithConditions)
Details
Entity
create(string $parent, Entity $postBody, array $optParams = [])
Creates a new entity row of the specified entity type in the external system.
The field values for creating the row are contained in the body of the
request. The response message contains a Entity message object returned as
a response by the external system. (entities.create)
ConnectorsEmpty
delete(string $name, array $optParams = [])
Deletes an existing entity row matching the entity type and entity id specified in the request. (entities.delete)
ConnectorsEmpty
deleteEntitiesWithConditions(string $entityType, array $optParams = [])
Deletes entities based on conditions specified in the request and not on entity id. (entities.deleteEntitiesWithConditions)
Entity
get(string $name, array $optParams = [])
Gets a single entity row matching the entity type and entity id specified in the request. (entities.get)
ListEntitiesResponse
listProjectsLocationsConnectionsEntityTypesEntities(string $parent, array $optParams = [])
Lists entity rows of a particular entity type contained in the request. Note:
- Currently, only max of one 'sort_by' column is supported. 2. If no 'sort_by' column is provided, the primary key of the table is used. If zero or more than one primary key is available, we default to the unpaginated list entities logic which only returns the first page. 3. The values of the 'sort_by' columns must uniquely identify an entity row, otherwise undefined behaviors may be observed during pagination. 4. Since transactions are not supported, any updates, inserts or deletes during pagination can lead to stale data being returned or other unexpected behaviors.
(entities.listProjectsLocationsConnectionsEntityTypesEntities)
Entity
patch(string $name, Entity $postBody, array $optParams = [])
Updates an existing entity row matching the entity type and entity id
specified in the request. The fields in the entity row that need to be
modified are contained in the body of the request. All unspecified fields are
left unchanged. The response message contains a Entity message object
returned as a response by the external system. (entities.patch)
UpdateEntitiesWithConditionsResponse
updateEntitiesWithConditions(string $entityType, Entity $postBody, array $optParams = [])
Updates entities based on conditions specified in the request and not on entity id. (entities.updateEntitiesWithConditions)