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This structure represents the unique key fields associated with identifying a Cultureculture. Cultures govern how numbers are displayed (currency symbol, periods, commas, etc) on invoices. For example, if an engagement's currency is Canadian dollars, you will have two options for Cultureculture: English (Canada) and French (Canada). For some currencies, there are no options for Cultureculture. Cultures can be identified by CultureName or CultureUid. When specifying a PwsCultureRef as an input to a web service, you may specify one or both the CultureName and/or CultureUid. However, if you do specify both, they must both refer to the same Culture culture or the Culture culture reference will not be considered valid. When a PwsCultureRef is returned in the response to a web service, both the CultureName and CultureUid will be populated, and guaranteed to refer to a single Cultureculture.
Format
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Elements
Element | Data Type | Required? | Default | Description | Sample Data |
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CultureId | Int32 |
On Insert: No On Update: No |
| The culture Id is a unique identifier for a |
culture. For internal use only. |
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CultureName | String | On Insert: Yes |
On Update: Yes (if the CultureUid is not supplied) |
| The culture name is a unique identifier for a |
culture | en-US | |||
CultureUid | Int64 | On Insert: No On Update: Yes (if the CultureName is not supplied) |
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culture Uid is a unique and immutable identifier for a |
culture | 1152921504606851419 |
Usage Example(s)
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<BillingCultureIdentity>
<CultureId i:nil="true"/>
<CultureName>en-US</CultureName>
<CultureUid>1152921504606851419</CultureUid>
</BillingCultureIdentity> |