A data collection determines the structure of data to be stored in a database.
Capabilities the collection supports.
Collection type. Indicates how the collection was created and how it is stored.
Date the collection was created.
Default item sorting order when a query doesn't specify one.
Field whose value the CMS displays to represent the collection item when referenced in a different collection.
Collection's display name as shown in the CMS. For example, My First Collection.
UI-friendly namespace of the Wix app with which the data collection is associated, such as Stores or Bookings. Empty for all data collections not owned by Wix apps.
Collection's field structure.
Collection ID. For example, my-first-collection. May include a namespace.
Maximum number of items returned in a single query, based on the underlying storage. Native collections have a maximum page size of 1000 for offset-based queries or 100 for cursor-based queries. External collections' maximum page size defaults to 50, but an external provider can set any maximum value up to 1000.
ID of the app that defined this collection. For collections defined by Wix users, this value is null.
Paging modes the collection supports. In native collections, offset-based paging is supported by default.
Levels of permission for accessing and modifying data, defined by lowest role needed to perform each action.
Plugins the collection uses. Plugins apply additional capabilities to the collection or extend its functionality.
Collection's current revision number, which increments each time the collection is updated. For an update operation to succeed, you must specify the latest revision number.
Date the collection was last updated.