ManagedAssetScheduledMaintenance Properties

Gets the attributes that are currently changing. Can be used in attribute change event handler to prevent stack overflow.

Gets the custom properties of the object.

The date, when the maintenance is planned. null means, that the plan is not related to date, but to tracked parameter value. If both date and parameter are specified, the maintenance is performed when any of the conditions is met. [Filter(multi eq;ge;le)]

Extended properties contain temporary (not persisted) values in the object instance.

The unique Id of the entity object

Specifies whether the notification for the maintenance is dismissed and the planner has decided the course of action. [Required] [Default(false)] [Filter(multi eq)]

Returns true when the object is a ghost object

Gets a value indicating whether the associated data for this domain object is loaded.

Gets or sets the value of a data attribute

Gets or sets the value of a data attribute

The type of maintenance, which will be performed. [Required] [Filter(multi eq)]

The asset, which will be maintained. [Required] [Filter(multi eq)] [Owner]

Turns on "No events" mode and returns a class, that will turn it off when Disposed. See remarks for more info.

Notes for this ManagedAssetScheduledMaintenance.

Gets the state of the domain object.

Provides access to ManagedAssetScheduledMaintenancesRepository repository methods

The value of the tracked parameter (as specified in the maintenance type) at which the maintenance will be performed. For example, for a car, we can schedule maintenance at 20,000 km mileage. null means, that the maintenance is not planned based on parameter, but rather only for date. If both date and parameter are specified, the maintenance is performed when any of the conditions is met. [Filter(multi eq;ge;le)]

The EnterpriseOne transaction to which this object is attached.