fsreqProductionControlLoadAdditionalUpdate Class

Inheritance Hierarchy
SystemObject
  FabSuiteRequestApifsreqCommand
    FabSuiteRequestApifsreqProductionControlLoadAdditionalUpdate

Namespace:  FabSuiteRequestApi
Assembly:  FabSuiteRequestApi (in FabSuiteRequestApi.dll) Version: 1.0.0.0 (1.0.0.0)
Syntax
C#
[SerializableAttribute]
[XmlTypeAttribute(Namespace = "http://www.fabsuite.com/xml/fabsuite-xml-request-v0108.xsd")]
public class fsreqProductionControlLoadAdditionalUpdate : fsreqCommand

The fsreqProductionControlLoadAdditionalUpdate type exposes the following members.

Constructors
  NameDescription
Public methodfsreqProductionControlLoadAdditionalUpdate
Initializes a new instance of the fsreqProductionControlLoadAdditionalUpdate class
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Properties
  NameDescription
Public propertyAPILog
Indicates if this command should be logged to the database. The command must be of a type that supports logging to the database in order to take effect. Currently the commands supporting this option are: TFSCut
(Inherited from fsreqCommand.)
Public propertyCommandGUID
A GUID identifying this particular XML command. If a command fails due to a communication failure the client has no way of knowing if it has been processed. Each command that makes changes (as opposed to just retrieving data) will check the CommandGUID against the GUIDs that have already been processed. If the GUID has already been processed then it will not be re-processed and instead return with an error. This allows the client to saftely re-try a failed command without risking unintended changes.
(Inherited from fsreqCommand.)
Public propertyDescription
Public propertyNotes
Public propertyPerformReverseTFS
If true and this update is for reducing the quantity of inventory record, then perform a reverse TFS and add that material back into inventory.
Public propertyProductionControlLoadID
Public propertyProductionControlTrucksAdditionalID
Public propertyQuantity
Public propertyWeightEach
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