The checksum of the partition. It's only provided to API calls that explicitly request a checksum and only matches
partitions that have a checksum defined. You can request partitions with a specific checksum by using the additionalFields
query parameter. If you need to compare data sets for this catalog, set this field to match the
SHA-1 checksum of the corresponding data blob. The maximum length of the checksum field is 128 characters.
Indicates the compressed size of the partition data in bytes when data compression is enabled.
It's only provided to API calls that explicitly request the compressed data size and only matches
partitions that have a compressed data size defined. You can request partitions with a specific
compressed data size by using the additionalFields query parameter.
You use the data handle when retrieving the data that relates to this partition. The data handle identifies a specific blob so that you can request the blob's contents with the Blob API. When requesting data from the Blob API, you must specify the catalog ID, layer ID and the dataHandle.
Indicates the uncompressed size of the partition data in bytes. It's only provided to
API calls that explicitly request the data size and only matches partitions that have a
data size defined. You can request partitions with a specific data size by using the additionalFields query parameter.
The partition key. This is a unique key for a partition within a layer. If the layer's
partitioning scheme is set to heretile, the partition key is equivalent to the tile key.
The partition key cannot be empty. The maximum length of the partition key is 500 characters.
For active versioned partitions, the version of the catalog when this partition was last changed. For volatile partitions this will always be -1.
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Describes the partition object which is unique within a layer.