Chapter 15, Example 32: syntax of "target" URL

The example shows

"target": "Employees(2)/RemainingVacation(Year=@Year)"

The prose text says:

The target name/value pair contains a bound function or action URL. If the URL in the target name/value pair cannot be used to invoke all overloads for the function, then the function name MUST be distinguished by appending the parentheses-enclosed, comma-separated list of non-binding parameter names.

This implies that the example should show

"target": "Employees(2)/RemainingVacation(Year)"

Problem is that this URL would be quite useless for invoking the function. Also the specific function overload is already identified by the advertisement

"#Model.RemainingVacation(Year)":

If the intention of "target" is to provide a URL for invoking the function, then a better approach would be to build on ODATA-763 and require that "target" is a URL without trailing parens and parameter names that can be invoked by appending the default aliases for the parameters listed in the advertisement.