STORE | 
VARCHAR2(256) | 
  | 
Name of store | 
MOUNT | 
VARCHAR2(256) | 
  | 
Location at which instance of store is mounted | 
PATHNAME | 
VARCHAR2(1024) | 
  | 
Name of path to item | 
PATHTYPE | 
VARCHAR2(32) | 
  | 
Type of path item (see DBMS_DBFS_CONTENT Constants - Path Name Types) | 
FILEDATA | 
BLOB | 
  | 
BLOB locator that can be used to access data in the path item | 
STD_ACCESS_TIME | 
TIMESTAMP(6) | 
  | 
Time of last access of a pathname's contents | 
STD_ACL | 
VARCHAR2(1024) | 
  | 
Access Control List (in standard ACL syntax) | 
STD_CHANGE_TIME | 
TIMESTAMP(6) | 
  | 
Time of last change to the path name | 
STD_CHILDREN | 
NUMBER | 
  | 
Number of child directories/folders a directory/folder path has (this property should be available in providers that support the FEATURE_FOLDERS feature) | 
STD_CONTENT_TYPE | 
VARCHAR2(1024) | 
  | 
One or more client-supplied mime-types (in standard RFC syntax) describing the path name which is typically of TYPE_FILE. The content type is not necessarily interpreted by the store. | 
STD_CREATION_TIME | 
TIMESTAMP(6) | 
  | 
Time at which the item was created. Once set, this value remains the same for the lifetime of the path name. | 
STD_DELETED | 
NUMBER | 
  | 
Set to a nonzero number if the path name has been soft-deleted but not yet purged (see DBMS_DBFS_CONTENT Constants - Store Features) | 
STD_GUID | 
NUMBER | 
  | 
Store-specific unique identifier for a path name. Clients must not depend on the GUID being unique across different stores, but a given (store-name, store-specific-pathname) has a stable and unique GUID for its lifetime. | 
STD_MODIFICATION_TIME | 
TIMESTAMP(6) | 
  | 
Time of last change to the data associated with a path name. Changes to the content of a TYPE_FILE or TYPE_REFERENCE path, the referent of the TYPE_LINK path, and addition or deletion of immediate children in a TYPE_DIRECTORY path, all constitute data changes. | 
STD_OWNER | 
VARCHAR2(32) | 
  | 
Client-supplied (or implicit) owner name for the path name | 
STD_PARENT_GUID | 
NUMBER | 
  | 
Store-specific unique identifier for the parent of a path name. Clients must not depend on the GUID being unique across different stores, but a given (store-name, store-specific-pathname) has a stable and unique GUID for its lifetime.
 The GUID of the parent of this path name (that is that std_parent_guid(pathname) == std_guid(parent(pathname))). 
 | 
STD_REFERENT | 
VARCHAR2(1024) | 
  | 
Content of the symbolic link of a TYPE_LINK path, otherwise NULL. The STD_REFERENT can be an arbitrary string and must not necessarily be interpreted as path name by clients (or such interpretation should be done with great care). | 
OPT_HASH_TYPE | 
VARCHAR2(32) | 
  | 
Type of hash provided in the OPT_HASH_VALUE property (see DBMS_CRYPTO for possible options) | 
OPT_HASH_VALUE | 
VARCHAR2(128) | 
  | 
Hash value of type OPT_HASH_TYPE describing the content of the path name | 
OPT_LOCK_COUNT | 
NUMBER | 
  | 
Number of compatible locks placed on a path name. If different principals are allowed to place compatible (read) locks on a path, the OPT_LOCKER must specify all lockers with repeats so that lock counts can be correctly maintained. | 
OPT_LOCK_DATA | 
VARCHAR2(128) | 
  | 
Client-supplied user-data associated with a user-lock, uninterpreted by the store | 
OPT_LOCKER | 
VARCHAR2(128) | 
  | 
One or more implicit or client-specified principals that applied a user-lock on a path name | 
OPT_LOCK_STATUS | 
NUMBER | 
  | 
One of the (LOCK_READ_ONLY, LOCK_WRITE_ONLY, LOCK_READ_WRITE) values describing the type of lock currently applied on a path name | 
OPT_VERSION | 
NUMBER | 
  | 
Sequence number for linear versioning of a path name | 
OPT_VERSION_PATH | 
VARCHAR2(1024) | 
  | 
Version path name for hierarchical versioning of a path name | 
OPT_CONTENT_ID | 
RAW(128) | 
  | 
A provider-generated store-specific unique contentID in the form of a string for a file element (that may optionally not be associated with a path (see FEATURE_CONTENT_ID and FEATURE_LAZY_PATH in DBMS_DBFS_CONTENT Constants - Store Features) |