Google Apps Security and Compliance Services Web Services Application Programming Interface Guide, Early Access Version 1.5 - Manual (Page 66)

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• DeleteAttributeStatus -- An unlimited list of structures to represent the
status for requests to delete User API attributes.
Type: UserModifyStatusDeleteAttributeStatus.
UserModifyStatusDeleteAttributeStatus has a struct element named ‘item’.
An ‘item’ is of type UserModifyStatusDeleteAttributeStatusItem.
In the response, each attribute has status information in the ‘item’ sub-
element:
• Name -- Name of the attribute. This is required.
Type: string
• Status -- Value representing the status (success or failure) of the
attribute deletion. This is required.
Type: DeleteStatus. For more information about the DeleteStatus
enumerated status, see “Enumerated Types for AddStatus,
ModifyStatus, and DeleteStatus” on page 45.
• Message -- The User Sync API may return human readable messages
to help when debugging your application. These messages do not
happen in every case and, since they are subject to change, your
application should not be dependent upon or use these strings.
• SetAttributeStatus -- An unlimited list of structures to represent the status
for requests to add user API attributes.
Type: UserModifyStatusSetAttributeStatus.
UserModifyStatusSetAttributeStatus has a struct element named ‘item’. An
‘item’ is of type UserModifyStatusSetAttributeStatusItem.
In the response, each attribute has status information in the ‘item’ sub-
element:
• Name -- Name of the attribute. This is required.
Type: string
• Value -- Value of the attribute. This is required.
Type: string
• Status -- Value representing the status (success or failure) of the
attribute addition. This is required.
Type: AddStatus. For more information about the AddStatus
enumerated types, see “Enumerated Types for AddStatus,
ModifyStatus, and DeleteStatus” on page 45.
• Message -- The User Sync API may return human readable messages
to help when debugging your application. These messages do not
happen in every case and, since they are subject to change, your
application should not be dependent upon or use these strings.
Exceptions API Infrastructure Exceptions -- See “Exceptions” on page 44, and for exception
handling recommendations, see “Exception Management” on page 20.