Cloud Service only. Represents defined tags for a table.
See chapter Tagging Overview in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
documentation. Defined tags represent metadata managed by an administrator.
Users can apply these tags to a table by identifying the tag and supplying
its value.
Each defined tag belongs to a namespace, where a namespace serves as a
container for tag keys. Defined tags are represented by a nested two-level
plain JavaScript object, with top-level keys representing tag namespaces
and the value of each key being an object containing tag keys and values
for a particular namespace. All tag values must be strings.
Defined tags are used only in these cases: table creation operations
executed by tableDDL with CREATE TABLE SQL
statement and table tag modification operations executed by
setTableTags. They are not used for other table DDL
operations. If set for an on-premises service, they are silently ignored.
Cloud Service only. Represents defined tags for a table.
See chapter Tagging Overview in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure documentation. Defined tags represent metadata managed by an administrator. Users can apply these tags to a table by identifying the tag and supplying its value.
Each defined tag belongs to a namespace, where a namespace serves as a container for tag keys. Defined tags are represented by a nested two-level plain JavaScript object, with top-level keys representing tag namespaces and the value of each key being an object containing tag keys and values for a particular namespace. All tag values must be strings.
Defined tags are used only in these cases: table creation operations executed by tableDDL with CREATE TABLE SQL statement and table tag modification operations executed by setTableTags. They are not used for other table DDL operations. If set for an on-premises service, they are silently ignored.