The "dataChangeStreamFirstStartTimestamp" property specifies the UTC date and time in ISO-8601 format when the stream first started.

The "dataChangeStreamLastPausedTimestamp" property specifies the UTC date and time in ISO-8601 format when the stream last paused.

The "dataChangeStreamLastStartTimestamp" property specifies the UTC date and time in ISO-8601 format when the stream last restarted.

The "description" property provides additional information about an object, such as a label or thing. You can use it as internal or external documentation of a label's meaning, purpose, and usage.

Markdown is a good language for formatting description text. You must ensure the text is compatible with a JSON string. For example, you must escape a double quote character using the backslash character:  \".

In the Thing API, It defaults to "unknown" and is a string from 1 to 512 bytes. You cannot use it for lookups and filtering.

The "includedFields" property specifies the source table fields in the data change event or all fields when empty.

The "includeExistingRecordsFilter" property returns streams that synchronize existing records if true.

The "includeMetadata" property adds user-defined properties to each data change event.

The "includePrimaryKey" property specifies when to add the "pk" property to the data change event's "fields" object to indicate the field's position in the primary key.

The "localDatabaseName" property specifies the database name of the table on the FairCom MQ server that stores the stream's data change events.

The "localDataFilePath" property specifies the data file path of the table on the FairCom MQ server that stores the stream's data change events. It can be a full path or a relative path from the server's data directory.

The "localOwnerName" property specifies the account that owns the table on the FairCom MQ server that stores the stream's data change events.

The "localTableName" specifies the name of the table on the FairCom MQ server that stores the stream's data change events.

The "recordFilter" property specifies a FairCom expression that must match a record's field values before the record is included as a data change event.

The "recordFormat" property includes the record's value in the data change event as a binary-encoded string or individual field values.

The "revealAfterValueOnFilteredDelete" property includes the "afterValue" property in the notification message when true. When "recordFilter" filters out a record based on field values, an update causes a deleted change event to occur when its field values no longer match the filter. The "afterValue" property, when present, reveals the new field values and leaks information.

The "revealBeforeValueOnFilteredInsert" property includes the "beforeValue" property in the notification message when true. When "recordFilter" filters out a record based on field values, an update causes an insert change event when previous field values did not match the filter but now match it. The "beforeValue" property, when present, reveals the old field values and leaks information.

The "sourceDatabaseName" property specifies the database name of the table on the FairCom DB or RTG server that generates the stream's data change events.

The "sourceDataFilePath" property specifies the data file path of the table on the FairCom DB or RTG server that generates the stream's data change events. It can be a full path or a relative path from the server's data directory.

The "sourceOwnerName" property specifies the account that owns the table on the FairCom DB or RTG server that generates the stream's data change events.

The "sourceTableName" property specifies the name of the table on the FairCom DB or RTG server that generates the stream's data change events.

The "streamingConnection" property is an object that contains the current values of the streaming connection object that connects FairCom MQ to the source FairCom DB or RTG server.

The "metadata" field allows a customer to add a JSON value to an object such as a label or thing. It is typically a JSON object, but may be any JSON value. Its purpose is to provide additional metadata about the label, such as translations in multiple languages, historical value changes, etc. The "alterLabel" action can only replace this value with a new JSON value.

The "tls" property is a JSON object that defines the public server certificate filename, the private key filename, the certificate authority filename, the allowed cipher suites, and whether the client certificate is required. 

"tls": { "serverCertificateFilename": "server.crt", "privateKeyFilename": "server.key", "caCertificateFilename": "ca.crt", "allowedCipherSuites": "AES256-SHA256" "requireClientCertificate": "true"
}

The "enabled" property determines whether or not the specified feature is enabled. The example below enables the TLS feature.

        "tls": {
          "enabled": true,
          "caCertificateFilename": "ca.crt",
          "allowedCipherSuites": "",
          
          "clientCertificateEnabled": true,
          "clientCertificateFilename": "admin_client.crt",
          "clientPrivateKeyFilename": "admin_client.key"
        }

The "tagChanges" property specifies when to add "changed": true to field objects in the data change event to indicate when a field changed value.