Difference between revisions of "Configuring models"
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By default, a new [[Accounts|account]] will have a single [[Models|model]] named '''odata'''. If required, you may create additional [[Models|models]] as needed. | By default, a new [[Accounts|account]] will have a single [[Models|model]] named '''odata'''. If required, you may create additional [[Models|models]] as needed. | ||
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* [[Allowing / disallowing IP addresses access to a model|Allow / disallow specific IP addresses access to the model]]; | * [[Allowing / disallowing IP addresses access to a model|Allow / disallow specific IP addresses access to the model]]; | ||
* [[Test specific OData feed URLs]]; | * [[Test specific OData feed URLs]]; | ||
= Related Topics = | = Related Topics = | ||
[[Getting Started Guide]] | |||
[[Getting Started Guide]] <br /> | |||
Revision as of 21:51, 14 May 2020
Models are used as the security layer protecting your data and tying all ODataLink functionality together (Data files, Endpoints, IP addresses).
By default, a new account will have a single model named odata. If required, you may create additional models as needed.
Tasks
For each model you have, you may:
- Edit the model's details;
- Enable / disable a model;
- Assign / unassign data files to the model;
- Allow / disallow a model access to endpoints;
- Allow / disallow specific IP addresses access to the model;
- Test specific OData feed URLs;