public class DivisionText extends VdmEntity<DivisionText>
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static class |
DivisionText.DivisionTextBuilder |
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static DivisionTextSelectable |
ALL_FIELDS
Selector for all available fields of DivisionText.
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static DivisionTextField<String> |
DIVISION
Use with available fluent helpers to apply the Division field to query operations.
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static DivisionTextField<String> |
DIVISION_NAME
Use with available fluent helpers to apply the DivisionName field to query operations.
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static DivisionTextField<String> |
LANGUAGE
Use with available fluent helpers to apply the Language field to query operations.
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Constructor and Description |
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DivisionText() |
DivisionText(String division,
String language,
String divisionName,
ErpConfigContext erpConfigContext) |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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static DivisionText.DivisionTextBuilder |
builder() |
boolean |
equals(Object o) |
static <T> DivisionTextField<T> |
field(String fieldName,
Class<T> fieldType)
Use with available fluent helpers to apply an extension field to query operations.
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String |
getDivision()
(Key Field) Constraints: Not nullable, Maximum length: 2
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String |
getDivisionName()
Constraints: Not nullable, Maximum length: 20
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ErpConfigContext |
getErpConfigContext()
Convienence field for reusing the same ERP system context with multiple queries (e.g.
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String |
getLanguage()
(Key Field) Constraints: Not nullable, Maximum length: 2
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Class<DivisionText> |
getType() |
int |
hashCode() |
void |
setDivision(String division)
(Key Field) Constraints: Not nullable, Maximum length: 2
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void |
setDivisionName(String divisionName)
Constraints: Not nullable, Maximum length: 20
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void |
setErpConfigContext(ErpConfigContext erpConfigContext)
Convienence field for reusing the same ERP system context with multiple queries (e.g.
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void |
setLanguage(String language)
(Key Field) Constraints: Not nullable, Maximum length: 2
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String |
toString() |
getCustomField, getCustomField, getCustomFieldNames, getCustomFields, hasCustomField, hasCustomField, setCustomField, setCustomField
public static final DivisionTextSelectable ALL_FIELDS
public static final DivisionTextField<String> DIVISION
public static final DivisionTextField<String> LANGUAGE
public static final DivisionTextField<String> DIVISION_NAME
@Generated(value="lombok") public DivisionText()
@ConstructorProperties(value={"division","language","divisionName","erpConfigContext"}) @Generated(value="lombok") public DivisionText(@Nullable String division, @Nullable String language, @Nullable String divisionName, @Nullable ErpConfigContext erpConfigContext)
public Class<DivisionText> getType()
getType
in class VdmObject<DivisionText>
public static <T> DivisionTextField<T> field(String fieldName, Class<T> fieldType)
fieldName
- The name of the extension field as returned by the OData service.fieldType
- The Java type to use for the extension field when performing value comparisons.@Generated(value="lombok") public static DivisionText.DivisionTextBuilder builder()
@Nullable @Generated(value="lombok") public String getDivision()
A product or service is always assigned to just one division. From the point of view of sales and distribution, the use of divisions lets you organize your sales structure around groups of similar products or product lines. This allows the people in a division who process orders and service customers to specialize within a manageable area of expertise. If a sales organization sells food and non-food products through both retail and wholesaledistribution channels each distribution channel could then be further split into food and non-food divisions.
@Nullable @Generated(value="lombok") public String getLanguage()
- the language in which texts are displayed, - the language in which you enter texts, - the language in which the system prints texts.
@Nullable @Generated(value="lombok") public String getDivisionName()
@Nullable @Generated(value="lombok") public ErpConfigContext getErpConfigContext()
@Generated(value="lombok") public void setDivision(@Nullable String division)
A product or service is always assigned to just one division. From the point of view of sales and distribution, the use of divisions lets you organize your sales structure around groups of similar products or product lines. This allows the people in a division who process orders and service customers to specialize within a manageable area of expertise. If a sales organization sells food and non-food products through both retail and wholesaledistribution channels each distribution channel could then be further split into food and non-food divisions.
division
- @Generated(value="lombok") public void setLanguage(@Nullable String language)
- the language in which texts are displayed, - the language in which you enter texts, - the language in which the system prints texts.
language
- @Generated(value="lombok") public void setDivisionName(@Nullable String divisionName)
divisionName
- @Generated(value="lombok") public void setErpConfigContext(@Nullable ErpConfigContext erpConfigContext)
erpConfigContext
- @Generated(value="lombok") public String toString()
toString
in class VdmObject<DivisionText>
@Generated(value="lombok") public boolean equals(Object o)
equals
in class VdmObject<DivisionText>
@Generated(value="lombok") public int hashCode()
hashCode
in class VdmObject<DivisionText>
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