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The Catalog API allows for the discovery, creation, and integration of metadata. This allows management of information about other information.


Catalog

tagId

The request could not be processed. When available, the error
response will contain additional details.


Error

application/vnd.sas.error

Bad request (the request is not well-formed).

Unauthorized. This request requires valid authentication.

The user does not have permission to complete this request.

Delete a Tag by its ID

The list of links to top-level resources and operations available from the root of the API.

Information about the contents of the Catalog

Catalog Statistics

A collection of search results. Similar to a resource collection, but introduces a maxScore member.

Search Result Collection

Search Result

Facet Collection

Search Facet

Suggestion Collection

Instance Collection

The basic metadata attributes present on all instances with pointer to definition.

Instance

The entity object in metadata with a resourceId to describe the source of metadata.

Entity Instance

The classification in metadata used to categorize entities.

Classification Instance

The instance of a relationship definition which relates two entities or classifications.

Relationship Instance

Collection of instance-related objects, separated by type. On input, the instances are created, updated, or deleted as appropriate; On output, the resulting object from the operation or an error is returned.

Instance Archive

Parameters used to retrieve instance archive.

Archive Parameters

A JSONPatch document containing the path of the item to add or remove.

JSONPatch document

This is a collection of Type Definitions.

Type Definition Collection

A lightweight representation of a Type definition.


Type Definition Summary

Attribute Type Definition is a representation of a property type maintained by a Type Definition.

Attribute Type Definition

Classification Type Definition is a representation of a Classification Definition.

Classification Type Definition

Entity Type Definition is a representation of a Entity Definition.

Entity Type Definition

Relationship Type Definition is a representation of a Relationship Definition.

Relationship Type Definition

Type Definition Archive provides a structure containing the Attribute, Classification, Entity, and Relationship Type Definitions in the Catalog. This is typically used if the entire model is needed, or as an export format.


Type Definition Archive

An Attribute Definition describes properties that can be managed in an Instance.

Attribute Definition

Search Index Collection

Information about search index definition

Search Index Definition

View Collection

View Definition

Agent Collection

Agent Summary

A Catalog agent representation.
Note that this representation and a scheduled agent representation can refer to the same object. If the agent properties must be updated but the schedules do not, use this representation; the absence of scheduled triggers in this representation will not remove any schedules associated with the agent.


Agent

A Catalog agent with scheduling information.

Scheduled Agent

Used to preview the enumeration phase of a bot run.

Agent Preview

Agent History Collection

Agent History is used to report agent execution metrics.

Agent History

Adhoc Analysis Job

Adhoc Analysis Job Collection

Tag Collection

Information about a tag. Currently tags only supports tagging entities. Only `/catalog/instances/{id}` is accepted for the template property within members.


An archive containing sets of JSON Patch operations to apply to Tags.

Status	Meaning	Description
204	No Content	The request succeeded.
400	Bad Request	Bad request (the request is not well-formed).	Schema
401	Unauthorized	Not authenticated.	Schema
403	Forbidden	The user does not have permission to complete this request.	Schema

Delete a Tag by its ID

Request Samples

Response Samples

Path Parameters

Responses