Overview
This structure is designed to uniquely identify represents the unique key fields associated with identifying a culture. 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 culture: English (Canada) and French (Canada). For some currencies, there are no options for Culture. Cultures can be identified by OpsCultureName or OpsCultureNumber. When specifying a PwsOpsCultureRef as an input to a web service, you may specify one or both the OpsCultureName and/or OpsCultureNumber. However, if you do specify both, they must both refer to the same Culture or the Culture reference will not be considered valid. When a PwsOpsCultureRef is returned in the response to a web service, both the OpsCultureName and OpsCultureNumber will be populated, and guaranteed to refer to a single culture.
Format
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Elements
Element | Data Type | Required? |
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Default
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OpsCultureId | Int16 |
No | The culture Id is a unique identifier for a culture. For internal use only. | |
OpsCultureName | String |
(15) | One of OpsCultureName or OpsCultureNumber is required | The culture name is a unique identifier for a culture. | en-US |
OpsCultureNumber | Int16 |
Element
Data Type
Description
Default (on insert/update)
Sample Data
See OpsCultureName | The culture number is a unique identifier for a culture. | 1033 |
Usage Example(s)
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<b:EffectiveDefaultOpsCultureIdentity>
<b:OpsCultureId i:nil="true"/>
<b:OpsCultureName>en-US</b:OpsCultureName>
<b:OpsCultureNumber>1033</b:OpsCultureNumber>
</b:EffectiveDefaultOpsCultureIdentity>
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