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The data set and data record entities (shown above in blue) are accessible via the Data Set
Entity and Data Record Entity services.
Content Set & Content Item Entities
The content set is the artefact produced by a content creation operation. It holds all the pages
that were produced by the operation. A content creation operation produces one or more
content sets, which contain as many content items as there were data records given at the start
of the operation.
Because the data records used may have different data set owners, a content set cannot be
linked to a single data set, but rather content items are linked to data records. A content item is
further divided into content sections and content pages.
The following diagram illustrates the basic relationship between these entities in the context of
the content creation process:
The content set and content item entities (shown above in blue) are accessible via the Content
Set Entity and Content Item Entity services.
Job Set & Job Entities
The job set is the artefact produced by a job creation operation. It consists of a hierarchical
structure that divides documents into various structures and it basically decides which
documents are to be printed and in what order.
A job creation operation creates a single job set which contains a series of containers where
every level contains one or more of the next level down: jobs, job segments, document sets,
documents and document pages. The last level in the chain, the document pages, contains a
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