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Indicates that the service supports requests for partial file content.
If the Cache-Control request header has previously been set for the resource, that value is returned in this header.
If the Content-Disposition request header has previously been set for the resource, that value is returned in this header.
If the Content-Encoding request header has previously been set for the resource, that value is returned in this header.
If the Content-Language request header has previously been set for the resource, that value is returned in this header.
The size of the resource in bytes.
An MD5 hash of the request content. This header is only returned for "Flush" operation. This header is returned so that the client can check for message content integrity. This header refers to the content of the request, not actual file content.
Indicates the range of bytes returned in the event that the client requested a subset of the file by setting the Range request header.
The content type specified for the resource. If no content type was specified, the default content type is application/octet-stream.
A UTC date/time value generated by the service that indicates the time at which the response was initiated.
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An HTTP entity tag associated with the file or directory.
The data and time the file or directory was last modified. Write operations on the file or directory update the last modified time.
User-defined properties associated with the file or directory, in the format of a comma-separated list of name and value pairs "n1=v1, n2=v2, ...", where each value is a base64 encoded string. Note that the string may only contain ASCII characters in the ISO-8859-1 character set.
A server-generated UUID recorded in the analytics logs for troubleshooting and correlation.
The version of the REST protocol used to process the request.
When performing setAccessControlRecursive on a directory, the number of paths that are processed with each invocation is limited. If the number of paths to be processed exceeds this limit, a continuation token is returned in this response header. When a continuation token is returned in the response, it must be specified in a subsequent invocation of the setAccessControlRecursive operation to continue the setAccessControlRecursive operation on the directory.
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Defines headers for Path_update operation.