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RateParam Class Methods
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Selerix.BusinessObjects Namespace : RateParam Class


For a list of all members of this type, see RateParam members.

Public Methods

 NameDescription
public MethodCloneClones this instance.  
public MethodGetSelectedValueGets the selected value.  
public MethodIsAgeDetermines whether this instance is age.  
public MethodIsBenefitAmountDetermines whether [is benefit amount].  
public MethodIsBenefitLevelDetermines whether this instance is custom.  
public MethodIsGenderDetermines whether this instance is gender.  
public MethodIsMultipleOfSalaryDetermines whether [is multiple of salary].  
public MethodIsPercentOfSalaryDetermines whether [is percent of salary].  
public MethodIsRelationshipDetermines whether this instance is relationship.  
public MethodIsStateDetermines whether this instance is state.  
public MethodIsTierDetermines whether this instance is tier.  
public MethodIsUnitsDetermines whether this instance is units.  
public MethodShouldSerializeCodeA ShouldSerialize[Object] method (ShouldSerializeCode) that returns true or false. XML serialization enables an object's public fields and properties to be saved and loaded to/from an XML file. Typically, XML serialization will be desired for an object that is not null or empty and has a value such as a string object or a list object that is not null and has at least one element.  
public MethodShouldSerializeXmlFixedColumnA ShouldSerialize[Object] method (ShouldSerializeXmlFixedColumn) that returns true or false. XML serialization enables an object's public fields and properties to be saved and loaded to/from an XML file. Typically, XML serialization will be desired for an object that is not null or empty and has a value such as a string object or a list object that is not null and has at least one element.  
public MethodShouldSerializeXmlFixedRowA ShouldSerialize[Object] method (ShouldSerializeXmlFixedRow) that returns true or false. XML serialization enables an object's public fields and properties to be saved and loaded to/from an XML file. Typically, XML serialization will be desired for an object that is not null or empty and has a value such as a string object or a list object that is not null and has at least one element.  
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