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A collection is the combination of two elements:
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- 1 . ** The actual private data** , sent peer-to-peer [ via gossip protocol] ( ./gossip.html )
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+ 1 . ** The actual private data** , sent peer-to-peer [ via gossip protocol] ( .. /gossip.html )
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to only the organization(s) authorized to see it. This data is stored in a
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private database on the peer (sometimes called a "side" database, or
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"SideDB"). The ordering service is not involved here and does not see the
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data as transactions are proposed, endorsed, and committed to the ledger.
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For details on transaction flows that don't use private data refer to our
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- documentation on [ transaction flow] ( ./txflow.html ) .
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+ documentation on [ transaction flow] ( .. /txflow.html ) .
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1 . The client application submits a proposal request to invoke a chaincode
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function (reading or writing private data) to endorsing peers which are
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- part of authorized organizations of the collection. The The private data, or
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+ part of authorized organizations of the collection. The private data, or
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data used to generate private data in chaincode, is sent in a ` transient `
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field of the proposal.
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@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ documentation on [transaction flow](./txflow.html).
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3 . The endorsing peer sends the proposal response back to the client with public
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data, including a hash of the private data key and value. * No private data is
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sent back to the client* . For more information on how endorsement works with
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- private data, check out :doc: ` private-data-arch#endorsement ` .
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+ private data, click [ here ] ( ../ private-data-arch.html #endorsement) .
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4 . The client application submits the transaction to the ordering service (with
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hashes of the private data) which gets distributed into blocks as normal.
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## How a private data collection is defined
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For more details on collection definitions, and other low level information about
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- private data and collections, refer to the [ private data reference topic] ( ./private-data-arch.html ) .
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+ private data and collections, refer to the [ private data reference topic] ( .. /private-data-arch.html ) .
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## Purging data
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