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It's often useful to associate key-value pairs at the level of a RecordSet. We propose doing that by adding a "value" property to Field that allows it to have a fixed value.
This is similar to the "data" property of RecordSet, that makes it possible to specify the values (records) contained in a RecordSet directly in the Croissant definition.
The "value" of a Field can be atomic, for Fields with a simple dataType, or it can be structured, in case the Field has SubFields. For the latter case, a JSON string can be used to represent the value.
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It's often useful to associate key-value pairs at the level of a RecordSet. We propose doing that by adding a "value" property to Field that allows it to have a fixed value.
This is similar to the "data" property of RecordSet, that makes it possible to specify the values (records) contained in a RecordSet directly in the Croissant definition.
The "value" of a Field can be atomic, for Fields with a simple dataType, or it can be structured, in case the Field has SubFields. For the latter case, a JSON string can be used to represent the value.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: