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This structure contains key fields associated with a client
Element | Data Type | Required? | Default | Description | Sample Data |
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AllowAssignmentFlag | Boolean | No | false |
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AllowBookingFlag | Boolean | No | false |
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CanOpenFlag | Boolean | No | false |
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DescriptionRequiredFlag | Boolean | No | false |
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PmModuleEnabledFlag | Boolean | No | false |
| | | | Yes |
| The rate types associated with the project |
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ProjectTaskTypes | PwsTaskType[] |
| | | Yes |
| The task types associated with the project |
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ProjectTasks | PwsProjectTask[] |
| | | Yes |
| The tasks associated with the project |
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RoleCount | Int32 |
| | | No |
| The number of roles associated with the project |
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TaskCount | Int32 |
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| This structure contains the complete set of information about a time card. |
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Udf1Treatment | String |
| | | | No |
| User Defined Treatement for the first UDF associated with the time card: - "R" for required – UDF should be displayed and requires a value. Yes/no UDFs never have this status, and always have a value of yes or no (checked or unchecked). There’s no third (i.e., null) state for yes/no UDFs.
- "A" for available—UDF should be displayed and null is a valid value (except for yes/no; see above)
- "N" for unavailable—This calls for displaying the UDF as read only if populated, and not displaying it at all otherwise. In the case of yes/no, only a value of yes/checked should cause the UDF to be displayed. <N> could be (a) UDF inactive flag = T, (b) Cost UDF expense type setting: Not available, or (c) Not enabled via Enterprise Configuration for a certain engagement type.
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Udf2Treatment | String |
| | | | No |
| User Defined Treatement for the second UDF associated with the time card: - "R" for required – UDF should be displayed and requires a value. Yes/no UDFs never have this status, and always have a value of yes or no (checked or unchecked). There’s no third (i.e., null) state for yes/no UDFs.
- "A" for available—UDF should be displayed and null is a valid value (except for yes/no; see above)
- "N" for unavailable—This calls for displaying the UDF as read only if populated, and not displaying it at all otherwise. In the case of yes/no, only a value of yes/checked should cause the UDF to be displayed. <N> could be (a) UDF inactive flag = T, (b) Cost UDF expense type setting: Not available, or (c) Not enabled via Enterprise Configuration for a certain engagement type.
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