Hi @Waseem in terms of length, these are defined in C# as a string, so they could be very long, limited only be the max transfer size of the response. Whatever framework you’re using to create an API client should handle this by creating the equivalent string type on the client-side.
I’ve checked our backend database though, and none of those columns exceed 2000 chars:
3 [Id] INT NOT NULL IDENTITY PRIMARY KEY,
4 [PlaceId] INT NOT NULL,
5 [Key] VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
6 [Value] NVARCHAR(2000) NOT NULL,
7 [Category] VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
8 [SourceSystemKey] VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL,
9 [Modified] DATETIME NULL DEFAULT GETUTCDATE(),
Modified on our Presentation.Entities.AdditionalProperties is defined as a nullable DateTime, this is also reflected in the response schema. It looks like our Swagger docs are describing this incorrectly as a string. We have a ticket to investigate this: SVC-4598.
In general I would recommend coding defensively against null values.