Package wt.effectivity

Class WTDatedEffectivity

java.lang.Object
wt.fc._WTObject
wt.fc.WTObject
wt.effectivity._DatedEffectivity
wt.effectivity.DatedEffectivity
wt.effectivity._WTDatedEffectivity
wt.effectivity.WTDatedEffectivity
All Implemented Interfaces:
Externalizable, Serializable, wt.eff._Eff, wt.eff._EffRecord, Eff, EffRecord, wt.eff.form._DateEffForm, wt.eff.form._EffForm, DateEffForm, EffForm, wt.effectivity._Effectivity, Effectivity, wt.esi._Releasable, Releasable, wt.fc._NetFactor, wt.fc._ObjectMappable, wt.fc._Persistable, wt.fc.adminlock._AdministrativelyLockable, AdministrativelyLockable, NetFactor, ObjectMappable, Persistable, wt.federation._FederatedLinkHolder, wt.federation._RemotelyLinkable, wt.federation.FederatedLinkHolder, wt.federation.RemotelyLinkable, DisplayIdentification, wt.ufid._Federatable, wt.ufid.Federatable
@GenAsPersistable(superClass=DatedEffectivity.class, versions=2542072032112819420L) public final class WTDatedEffectivity extends wt.effectivity._WTDatedEffectivity
A WTDatedEffectivity is used to indicate that an item is effective while a configuration item is being produced during a date range. This class is represented by a table in the database. All interesting attributes are inherited from the parent class.

This description taken in part from PDM Enablers section 2.8.3.5.

Use the newWTDatedEffectivity static factory method(s), not the WTDatedEffectivity constructor, to construct instances of this class. Instances must be constructed using the static factory(s), in order to ensure proper initialization of the instance.

To create a date effectivity instance which is open-ended, set the end date to null.



Supported API: true

Extendable: false

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