Update dictionary attribute value.

patch

https://api.bluestonepim.com/pim/definitions/dictionary/{id}/values/{valueId}

Updates the details of a dictionary attribute value within the specified
context.

For more detailed information on managing dictionary attributes, refer to our help pages Attribute types -
Dictionary.

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Path Params

string

required

The internal ID for the dictionary attribute definition.

Example: 634c26e14cedfd0001775e9f

valueId

string

required

The internal ID for the dictionary attribute value to update.

Example: 634c26e14cedfd0001775e9d

Body Params

metadata

object

Dictionary attribute metadata (e.g. color).

number

object

Specifies the new number for the dictionary attribute value. This value must be unique across all dictionary
attribute values within the same dictionary attribute definition. If not specified when creating the dictionary
attribute value, the system will use the dictionary attribute value ID, which is a unique identifier generated
by the system, as the default dictionary attribute value number.

value

object

Specifies the new value of the dictionary attribute value (sometimes referred to as a dictionary attribute
option).

Headers

context

string

Specifies the context in which to operate. If omitted, the default context en is used.

In Bluestone PIM, the context is generally synonymous with the language setting. The context determines how product information is tailored and presented based on language or other local specifications.

For more detailed information on how context relates to language settings in Bluestone PIM, refer to the Languages and Context documentation.

Note: The default context is identified by the ID "en". IDs for additional contexts begin with a lowercase "L", not with the digit "1", followed by a number. This naming convention helps distinguish between default and custom contexts within Bluestone PIM.

Responses

204

No Content

This response status indicates that the request was successfully processed and there is no content to
return.

400Bad Request This response indicates that the server could not understand the request due to invalid syntax. It is typically triggered by client-side input errors such as improperly formatted requests, missing required fields, or invalid data values.

404Not Found This response indicates that the requested resource could not be found on the server. It typically occurs when no resource matches the requested URI, or the resource identifier used in the request does not exist.

409Conflict This response indicates that the request could not be completed due to a conflict with the current state of the target resource. This typically occurs when there are duplicate entries or other data conflicts.