Class CompanyDomainTableInfo
Table 'company_domain': This table contains web-domains associated with a certain cust_company entry.
Implements
Inherited Members
Namespace: SuperOffice.CRM.Data
Assembly: SoDataBase.dll
Syntax
[DatabaseTable("company_domain")]
public class CompanyDomainTableInfo : TableInfo, ICloneable
Remarks
An instance of this class represents one instance of this table in an SQL statement. In most
cases each table appears only once in a SELECT, but in cases where you need to self-join, or
there are multiple occurrences for other reasons (typically additional restrictions in the joins),
then you will need multiple instances.
Instances of this class are created by calling
Fields
DictionaryTableName
Conceptual name of table CompanyDomain in the database dictionary: company_domain
Declaration
public const string DictionaryTableName = "company_domain"
Field Value
Type | Description |
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String |
Remarks
An instance of this class represents one instance of this table in an SQL statement. In most
cases each table appears only once in a SELECT, but in cases where you need to self-join, or
there are multiple occurrences for other reasons (typically additional restrictions in the joins),
then you will need multiple instances.
Instances of this class are created by calling
Properties
CompanyDomainId
Field 'id' in table 'company_domain': Dictionary type PK, .NET type: Int32
The primary key (auto-incremented)Declaration
public Int32FieldInfo CompanyDomainId { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
Int32FieldInfo |
Remarks
An instance of this class represents one instance of this table in an SQL statement. In most
cases each table appears only once in a SELECT, but in cases where you need to self-join, or
there are multiple occurrences for other reasons (typically additional restrictions in the joins),
then you will need multiple instances.
Instances of this class are created by calling
CompanyId
Field 'company_id' in table 'company_domain': Dictionary type FK, target: Contact, .NET type: Int32
The cust_company entry this domain is associated with.Declaration
public Int32FieldInfo CompanyId { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
Int32FieldInfo |
Remarks
An instance of this class represents one instance of this table in an SQL statement. In most
cases each table appears only once in a SELECT, but in cases where you need to self-join, or
there are multiple occurrences for other reasons (typically additional restrictions in the joins),
then you will need multiple instances.
Instances of this class are created by calling
CompanyId_InnerJoin_Contact
Generated join from the foreign key CompanyId in this table, to its target table ContactTableInfo.
Declaration
public TargetedInnerJoin<ContactTableInfo> CompanyId_InnerJoin_Contact { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
TargetedInnerJoin<ContactTableInfo> |
Remarks
An instance of this class represents one instance of this table in an SQL statement. In most
cases each table appears only once in a SELECT, but in cases where you need to self-join, or
there are multiple occurrences for other reasons (typically additional restrictions in the joins),
then you will need multiple instances.
Instances of this class are created by calling
Definition
Definition of the table as described in the deployed runtime dictionary
Declaration
public override SoTable Definition { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
SoTable |
Overrides
Remarks
An instance of this class represents one instance of this table in an SQL statement. In most
cases each table appears only once in a SELECT, but in cases where you need to self-join, or
there are multiple occurrences for other reasons (typically additional restrictions in the joins),
then you will need multiple instances.
Instances of this class are created by calling
DictionaryTableNumber
Table number for table CompanyDomain in the database dictionary; potentially changes between databases, but always the same over the lifetime of any single database
Declaration
public int DictionaryTableNumber { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
Int32 |
Remarks
An instance of this class represents one instance of this table in an SQL statement. In most
cases each table appears only once in a SELECT, but in cases where you need to self-join, or
there are multiple occurrences for other reasons (typically additional restrictions in the joins),
then you will need multiple instances.
Instances of this class are created by calling
DomainName
Field 'domain_name' in table 'company_domain': Dictionary type String[256], .NET type: String
The domain. E.g. 'www.ejournal.no', 'company.com', 'http://some.domain.net'Declaration
public StringFieldInfo DomainName { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
StringFieldInfo |
Remarks
An instance of this class represents one instance of this table in an SQL statement. In most
cases each table appears only once in a SELECT, but in cases where you need to self-join, or
there are multiple occurrences for other reasons (typically additional restrictions in the joins),
then you will need multiple instances.
Instances of this class are created by calling
Rank
Field 'rank' in table 'company_domain': Dictionary type Int, .NET type: Int32
The rankDeclaration
public Int32FieldInfo Rank { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
Int32FieldInfo |
Remarks
An instance of this class represents one instance of this table in an SQL statement. In most
cases each table appears only once in a SELECT, but in cases where you need to self-join, or
there are multiple occurrences for other reasons (typically additional restrictions in the joins),
then you will need multiple instances.
Instances of this class are created by calling
RuntimeDefinition
Definition of the table as described in the deployed runtime dictionary
Declaration
public static SoTable RuntimeDefinition { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
SoTable |
Remarks
An instance of this class represents one instance of this table in an SQL statement. In most
cases each table appears only once in a SELECT, but in cases where you need to self-join, or
there are multiple occurrences for other reasons (typically additional restrictions in the joins),
then you will need multiple instances.
Instances of this class are created by calling