Class SaleTags
Substitution tags for a sale, based on data from a ISaleInfo2
Inherited Members
Namespace: SuperOffice.CRM.Globalization
Assembly: SoDataBase.dll
Syntax
public class SaleTags : TagContainer
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
Constructors
SaleTags(int)
Substitution tags for a sale, based on data from a ISaleInfo2
Declaration
public SaleTags(int saleId)
Parameters
Type | Name | Description |
---|---|---|
int | saleId |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
Fields
_sale
Variable holding ISaleInfo2, use the Sale property to access this variable.
Declaration
protected ISaleInfo2 _sale
Field Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
ISaleInfo2 |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
Properties
Amount
Sale amount
Declaration
[TemplateTag("saam")]
public double Amount { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
double |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
Associate
Associate Associate that owns the sale - full name
Declaration
[TemplateTag("saau")]
public string Associate { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
Cost
Sale cost (Amount - Earning)
Declaration
[TemplateTag("salc")]
public double Cost { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
double |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
CreatedASsociateId
Sale Created associate ID
Declaration
[TemplateTag("saci")]
public int CreatedASsociateId { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
int |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
CreatedAssociate
Sale Created associate - Full name
Declaration
[TemplateTag("saca")]
public string CreatedAssociate { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
Currency
Sale currency
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sacu")]
public string Currency { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
Earning
Sale earning
Declaration
[TemplateTag("saea")]
public double Earning { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
double |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
EarningPercent
Sale earning percent
Declaration
[TemplateTag("saep")]
public double EarningPercent { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
double |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
HasStakeholders
Is Stakeholders enabled on this sale. Translated "Yes" or "No".
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sste")]
public string HasStakeholders { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
Id
Sale ID
Declaration
[TemplateTag("said")]
public override int Id { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
int |
Overrides
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
InfoText
Sale Info text
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sanf")]
public string InfoText { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
IsGuided
Is the sale guided? "Yes" or "No".
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sgui")]
public string IsGuided { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
Number
Sale number
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sanu")]
public string Number { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
PublishActiveDate
Sale active event date
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sapa")]
public string PublishActiveDate { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
PublishEndDate
Sale, end date for publishing
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sape")]
public string PublishEndDate { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
PublishStartDate
Sale, start date for publishing
Declaration
[TemplateTag("saps")]
public string PublishStartDate { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
Registered
Sale Registered date
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sarg")]
public string Registered { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
Sale
Substitution tags for a sale, based on data from a ISaleInfo2
Declaration
protected ISaleInfo2 Sale { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
ISaleInfo2 |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
SaleSource
Sale source (List item text)
Declaration
[TemplateTag("saso")]
public string SaleSource { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
SaleType
Sale type
Declaration
[TemplateTag("saty")]
public string SaleType { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
Salecompetitor
Competitor
Declaration
[TemplateTag("saco")]
public string Salecompetitor { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
Salecredited
Credited
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sacr")]
public string Salecredited { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
Saledate
Sale date
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sada")]
public string Saledate { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
Salenextduedate
Next due date
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sadu")]
public string Salenextduedate { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
Saleprobability
Probability
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sapr")]
public short Saleprobability { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
short |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
Salereason
Reason for lost, sold or stalled
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sare")]
public string Salereason { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
Salestage
Sale stage
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sast")]
public string Salestage { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
Salestatus
Sale status
Declaration
[TemplateTag("satu")]
public string Salestatus { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
Title
Title of the sale
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sati")]
public string Title { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldDecimal1
Userdefined field 1 of type decimal
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sf01")]
public string UserDefinedFieldDecimal1 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldDecimal10
Userdefined field 01-10 of type decimal
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sf10")]
public string UserDefinedFieldDecimal10 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldDecimal2
Userdefined field 2 of type decimal
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sf02")]
public string UserDefinedFieldDecimal2 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldDecimal3
Userdefined field 01-10 of type decimal
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sf03")]
public string UserDefinedFieldDecimal3 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldDecimal4
Userdefined field 01-10 of type decimal
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sf04")]
public string UserDefinedFieldDecimal4 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldDecimal5
Userdefined field 01-10 of type decimal
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sf05")]
public string UserDefinedFieldDecimal5 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldDecimal6
Userdefined field 01-10 of type decimal
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sf06")]
public string UserDefinedFieldDecimal6 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldDecimal7
Userdefined field 01-10 of type decimal
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sf07")]
public string UserDefinedFieldDecimal7 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldDecimal8
Userdefined field 01-10 of type decimal
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sf08")]
public string UserDefinedFieldDecimal8 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldDecimal9
Userdefined field 01-10 of type decimal
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sf09")]
public string UserDefinedFieldDecimal9 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt1
Userdefined field 1 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl01")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt1 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt10
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl10")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt10 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt11
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl11")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt11 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt12
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl12")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt12 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt13
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl13")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt13 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt14
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl14")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt14 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt15
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl15")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt15 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt16
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl16")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt16 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt17
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl17")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt17 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt18
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl18")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt18 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt19
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl19")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt19 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt2
Userdefined field 2 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl02")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt2 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt20
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl20")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt20 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt21
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl21")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt21 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt22
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl22")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt22 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt23
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl23")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt23 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt24
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl24")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt24 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt25
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl25")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt25 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt26
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl26")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt26 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt27
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl27")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt27 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt28
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl28")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt28 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt29
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl29")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt29 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt3
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl03")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt3 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt30
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl30")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt30 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt31
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl31")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt31 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt32
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl32")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt32 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt33
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl33")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt33 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt34
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl34")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt34 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt35
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl35")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt35 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt36
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl36")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt36 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt37
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl37")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt37 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt38
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl38")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt38 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt39
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl39")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt39 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt4
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl04")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt4 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt40
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl40")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt40 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt41
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl41")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt41 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt42
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl42")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt42 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt43
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl43")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt43 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt44
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl44")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt44 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt45
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl45")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt45 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt46
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl46")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt46 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt47
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl47")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt47 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt48
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl48")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt48 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt49
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl49")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt49 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt5
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl05")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt5 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt50
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl50")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt50 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt51
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl51")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt51 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt52
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl52")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt52 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt53
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl53")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt53 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt54
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl54")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt54 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt55
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl55")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt55 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt56
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl56")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt56 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt57
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl57")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt57 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt58
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl58")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt58 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt59
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl59")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt59 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt6
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl06")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt6 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt60
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl60")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt60 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt7
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl07")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt7 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt8
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl08")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt8 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldInt9
Userdefined field 01-60 of type integer
Declaration
[TemplateTag("sl09")]
public string UserDefinedFieldInt9 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString1
Userdefined field 1 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss01")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString1 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString10
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss10")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString10 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString11
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss11")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString11 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString12
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss12")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString12 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString13
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss13")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString13 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString14
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss14")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString14 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString15
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss15")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString15 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString16
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss16")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString16 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString17
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss17")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString17 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString18
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss18")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString18 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString19
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss19")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString19 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString2
Userdefined field 2 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss02")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString2 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString20
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss20")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString20 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString21
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss21")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString21 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString22
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss22")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString22 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString23
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss23")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString23 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString24
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss24")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString24 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString25
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss25")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString25 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString26
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss26")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString26 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString27
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss27")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString27 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString28
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss28")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString28 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString29
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss29")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString29 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString3
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss03")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString3 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString30
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss30")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString30 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString31
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss31")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString31 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString32
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss32")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString32 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString33
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss33")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString33 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString34
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss34")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString34 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString35
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss35")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString35 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString36
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss36")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString36 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString37
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss37")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString37 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString38
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss38")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString38 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString39
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss39")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString39 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString4
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss04")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString4 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString40
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss40")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString40 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString41
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss41")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString41 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString42
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss42")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString42 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString43
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss43")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString43 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString44
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss44")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString44 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString45
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss45")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString45 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString46
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss46")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString46 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString47
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss47")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString47 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString48
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss48")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString48 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString49
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss49")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString49 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString5
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss05")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString5 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString6
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss06")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString6 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString7
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss07")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString7 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString8
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss08")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString8 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.
UserDefinedFieldString9
Userdefined field 01-49 of type string
Declaration
[TemplateTag("ss09")]
public string UserDefinedFieldString9 { get; }
Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
string |
Remarks
Note to implementers: Please DO NOT make this class dependent on the database for its fundamental data
- the design is explicitly constructed to allow multiple implementations of the data-carrying Info interface object, including database-free ones. Querying the database for derived information is generally considered OK, depending on the algorithms in each case.