The root element of a lineage request. Intended to pertain to a lineageRequest element that appears in the transformation for an object in the response, to indicate to the caller the service that can handle this request. Reserved for future use. A setting that leads to a source specification against which the objectQuery elements are processed. Escaped xml that adheres to ..\..\webcontent\schemas\rspec\6.0\V5QuerySet.xsd. "reportQuerySet" xml is also supported, from which its contaiining "querySet" will be processed. Represents the request for the lineage of a single object in the specification pertaining to the connection. The domain of valiues are service-specific A value that uniquely identifies the objectQuery in the request. This value is specified as the “objectQueryRef” value of a “queryResult” element in the response. This provides the caller with the ability to match the various queryResult elements in the response with corresponding objectQuery elements in the originating request. The version of the lineage API being employed. The semantics of its value is specific to the service implementing the request. Defines the reponse of a lineage request. A lineage response contains a set of objects that are referenced in the query result. The "result" of an objectQuery in the originating request. It contains references to the objects in the main object set that represent the "starting points" for traversing the transformations. The key mechanism that binds the queryResult to the objectQuery in the originating request. Its value must match that of the "id" of an "objectQuery" element in the originating request. Pertains to an object in the source specification against which the lineage request is being processed. It can either be an an object involved in the requested lineage, with the "transformation" element specified accordingly. It can also serve merely to provide context for other objects or as a transformation source with no transformation of its own, in which case no transformation element will exist and only the parentRef and/or the childRef elements may be populated. The name of the object. A semantic type of the object, Represents the transformation information for a particular object in the source specifiication that the parent object element is based on. Its transsfromation sources are determined by its "objectRef" sub-elements and/or a separate lineage request instance. The value os every objectRef element should match that of the “id” of another object in the main object set. The lienageRequest eleemnt represents a subsequent lineage request that needs to be processed by some other service that can semantically process the transformation source. The semantic type of a transformation, whose domain of values are service-specific. A generic name-value pair that contains optional extensions for a "display value'" of the property's name and/or value. Its name must be unique across sibling instances. The domain of names and values service-specific. A reference to an object in the main object set that represents the current object's contextual “parent”. Its value must match that of the “id” of another object in the main object set. A reference to an object in the main object set that represents the current object's contextual “parent”. Its value must match that of the “id” of another object in the main object set. A unique identfiiier for the object. Its value can by referenced via the childRef of another object, the parentRef of another object or the objectRef of a queryResult or transformation. A generic name-value pair, that contains optional extensions for a "display value'" for the property's name and/or value. Its name must be unique across sibling instances. The domain of names and values service-specific. The "display value" for a property's name. The "display value" for a property's value. A generic name-value parameter, used throughout in both the request and response. Ths name must be unique across sibling instances. A reference to an object in the main object set of the response. Its value must match that of the “id” of another object in the main object set. name does not have to be unique but can be displayed in the UI A generic name-value pair, which pertains to both param and property element types. The name of the param or property element.