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Wanted: Business rule to delete...
Posted: 17 Dec 08 2:34 PM
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I wrote a business rule to return the ID of an asset/product against a Contract. (I then delete this object by referencing the ID that's returned when I call the business rule.
I'd like to take it a step further and I'm still too clumsy to figure this out.
I'd like to create a business rule called: DeleteAllAssets
I'd like this to then delete everything without having to return or mess with IDs of records - my problem is that I am not properly enumerating through contract.Items.
So, what would deleting all Items in a Contract entity business rule look like?
I've tried a few different variations, all giving me different errors. My current (failing) code looks like this:
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public static void DeleteAllAssetsStep1( Sage.Entity.Interfaces.IContract contract)
{
// TODO: Complete business rule implementation
int iCount = contract.Items.Count;
Sage.Entity.Interfaces.IContractItem ci = null;
for (int i=0; i {
ci = contract.Items.GetEnumerator().Current as Sage.Entity.Interfaces.IContractItem;
ci.Delete();
}
}
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