| WpTree Class |
Work Plan Links records define hierarchical structure called Work Plan.
The idea behind Work Plan is that Work Orders may have child and grandchild Work Orders
(no more than 2 levels of hierarchy though);
such hierarchical structure is used to execute projects requiring different assignees with different billing,
multiple quotes etc.
Inheritance HierarchySystemObject
CorrigoService.EntitiesCorrigoEntity
CorrigoServiceCorrigoEntityWithOptimisticLock
CorrigoService.EntitiesWpTree
CorrigoService.EntitiesCorrigoEntity
CorrigoServiceCorrigoEntityWithOptimisticLock
CorrigoService.EntitiesWpTree
Namespace: CorrigoService.Entities
Assembly: ClientXMLDoc (in ClientXMLDoc.exe) Version: 1.0.0.0 (1.0.0.0)
SyntaxC#
[SerializableAttribute] public class WpTree : CorrigoEntityWithOptimisticLock
The WpTree type exposes the following members.
Properties| Name | Description | |
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 | ChildWoId |
ID of the Work Order participating in Work Plan.
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| DependOnWorkOrder |
Peer sibling WO on which WO defined by cWOID depends; NULL means no dependency.
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| Level |
This field tells on which level of Work Plan WO defined by cWOID is placed. Only values 0, 1 and 2 are allowed: 0 means cWOID is the root (in this case RootWOID == cWOID); 1 means it’s a child; 2 means it’s a grandchild.
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| Number |
Numeric suffix used to build WO number for WO defined by cWOID. If cWOID is root this field is zero. Allowed values are 0 – 100, which means single parent cannot have more than 100 children.
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| ParentWorkOrder |
Immediate parent of the Work Order defined by cWOID.
If cWOID is root, pWOID == cWOID.
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| RootWorkOrder |
Root of the Work Plan.
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