Class Origin
Represents the original context for some action in the system (e.g., operation, event, change, etc.).
public class Origin- Inheritance
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Origin
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Constructors
Origin()
public Origin()Properties
Description
Details about the action.
public string Description { get; set; }Property Value
Remarks
This optional property answers the question, "What happened?".
Organization
Unique identifier for an organization.
public Guid Organization { get; set; }Property Value
Remarks
This identifies the organization account in which an action occurred. Organization accounts are used to partition data within an enterprise account.
Proxy
Identifies the individual authorized to act on behalf of the user.
public Guid? Proxy { get; set; }Property Value
- Guid?
Remarks
If a user (typicalloy a developer or administrator) initiates an action on behalf of another user, then this property identifies the proxy. For example, if developer API keys are used to modify the database on behalf of users in an external system, then we can identify both the user and the developer in an Origin object. For example, if John is a user working in an external application who creates a new survey in the internal application here, and if Alice is the developer whose API key is used to integrate the two applications, then Origin.User = John and Origin.Proxy = Alice.
Reason
The reason for the action.
public string Reason { get; set; }Property Value
Remarks
This optional property explains why the action was initiated.
Source
Identifies and/or describes the source of the action.
public string Source { get; set; }Property Value
Remarks
This optional property answers the question, "Where did the action originate?". Values here might include the IP address of the user, the name of an external system, the URL of a page, the user agent of a browser, etc.
User
Unique identifier for an individual.
public Guid User { get; set; }Property Value
Remarks
This identifies the user account who initiated an action.
When
The exact date and time of the action.
public DateTimeOffset When { get; set; }