The assignment entity represents a formal relationship between objects; unlike an objectLink which represents an information relationship between objects. The associated Contacts of a Project are one example of a formal assignment relationship, another would the be association of a Contact with an Enterprise.

NOTE: The "accessRight" and "info" keys are provided from the database, but their meaning is not yet documented.

IMPORTANT: The assignment is one of the two entity types that can under go transformation; specific conditions can transform an assignment into an acl. Read Understanding Entities for specific information.

Example

 {'accessRight': '',
  'entityName': 'assignment',
  'info': '',
  'objectId': 479370,
  'sourceEntityName': 'Project',
  'sourceObjectId': 479340,
  'targetEntityName': 'Contact',
  'targetObjectId': 306970}

 {'accessRight': '',
  'entityName': 'assignment',
  'info': '',
  'objectId': 479480,
  'sourceEntityName': 'Project',
  'sourceObjectId': 479340,
  'targetEntityName': 'Enterprise',
  'targetObjectId': 373790}

 {'accessRight': 'drwm',
  'entityName': 'assignment',
  'info': '',
  'objectId': 479400,
  'sourceEntityName': 'Project',
  'sourceObjectId': 479340,
  'targetEntityName': 'Team',
  'targetObjectId': 10003}

 {'accessRight': 'iw',
  'entityName': 'assignment',
  'info': '',
  'objectId': 479390,
  'sourceEntityName': 'Project',
  'sourceObjectId': 479340,
  'targetEntityName': 'Contact',
  'targetObjectId': 10160}

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