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DataSourceDefinition → Load Data Source Definition for Given Version
AI-generatedSummary
Retrieve the definition of a specific data source version from the SmapOne API.
Inputs
- API — Selects the API scope to use; either 'Intern' or 'Preview'. Defaults to 'Intern'.
- Data Source ID (required) — ID of the data source for which to load the definition.
- Data Source Version (required) — Version of the data source to be retrieved.
Output shape
a single JSON object representing the data source definition for the specified data source ID and version
Returns the complete data source definition for the given version from the chosen API scope; no pagination or multiple records expected.
Examples
Example 1: Load a data source definition of version 'v2' with ID '1234' from the 'Intern' API scope
Set API scope to 'Intern', enter '1234' for Data Source ID and 'v2' for Data Source Version to get the precise version's definition.