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|Property |Description |Notes |
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|name |Name of the catalog folder.|Folder will be created if not exists.|
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|description|Description of the catalog folder.|The value of *null* will be ignored.|
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|description|Description of the catalog folder.|The value of *null*is invalid, the task will give a warning and skip this property.|
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|projects|An array of project objects. Each object contains configuration information for a project.|See *Project Attributes* for the schema of a project object.|
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|environments|An array of environment objects. Each object contains configuration information for an environment.|See *Environment Attributes* for the schema of an environment object.|
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|name|Name of the parameter.|The parameter can be *project parameter* or *package parameter*. <br> The parameter will be skipped if it does not exist in the parent project.|
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|container|Container of the parameter.|If the parameter is a project parameter, the *container* should be the project name. <br>If it's a package parameter, the *container* should be the package name with **.dtsx** extension. <br> If the parameter is a connection manager property, the name should be in such format: **CM.\<Connection Manager Name>.\<Property Name>**.|
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|value|Value of the parameter.|When *valueType* is *referenced*: The value is a reference to an environment variable in *string* type. <br> When **valueType** is **literal**: This attribute supports any valid *boolean*, *number*, and *string* JSON values. <br> The value will be converted to the target parameter type. Error will occur if it cannot be converted.|
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|value|Value of the parameter.|When *valueType* is *referenced*: The value is a reference to an environment variable in *string* type. <br> When *valueType* is *literal*: This attribute supports any valid *boolean*, *number*, and *string* JSON values. <br> The value will be converted to the target parameter type. Error will occur if it cannot be converted.|
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|valueType|Type of the parameter value.|Valid types are: <br> *literal*: The *value* attribute represents a literal value. <br> *referenced*: The *value* attribute represents a reference to an environment variable.|
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##### Reference Attributes
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|name|Name of the environment.|Environment will be created if not exists.|
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|description|Description of the environment.|The value of *null* will be ignored.|
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|description|Description of the environment.|The value of *null*is invalid, the task will give a warning and skip this property.|
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|variables|An array of variable objects.|Each object contains configuration information for an environment variable.see *Variable Attributes* for the schema of a variable object.|
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##### Variable Attributes
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|name|Name of the environment variable.|Environment variable will be created if not exists.|
|description|Description of the environment variable.|The value of *null* will be ignored.|
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|description|Description of the environment variable.|The value of *null*is invalid, the task will give a warning and skip this property.|
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|value|Value of the environment variable.|This attribute supports any valid boolean, number, and string JSON values.<br> The value will be converted to the type specified by **type** attribute. Error will occur if conversion fails.|
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|sensitive|Whether the value of the environment variable is sensitive.|Valid inputs are: <br> *true* <br> *false*|
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