Association: CostConstraintScenario_ResourceConstraintScenarios_ResourceConstraintScenario_CostConstraintScenario (ProjectData service)
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Definition
Attributes
Parent element
Child elements
The CostConstraintScenario_ResourceConstraintScenarios_ResourceConstraintScenario_CostConstraintScenario association relates a cost constraint scenario to the resource constraint scenarios that it contains and relates resource constraint scenarios to a cost constraint scenario.
Definition
<Association Name="CostConstraintScenario_ResourceConstraintScenarios_ResourceConstraintScenario_CostConstraintScenario">
<End Type="ReportingData.ResourceConstraintScenario" Role="ResourceConstraintScenario_CostConstraintScenario" Multiplicity="*" />
<End Type="ReportingData.CostConstraintScenario" Role="CostConstraintScenario_ResourceConstraintScenarios" Multiplicity="0..1" />
</Association>
Attributes
Attribute |
Value |
Description |
|---|---|---|
Name |
CostConstraintScenario_ResourceConstraintScenarios_ResourceConstraintScenario_CostConstraintScenario |
Identifies the entity types and the navigation properties that form the two-way association for cost constraint scenarios and resource constraint scenarios. In the first half of the name, CostConstraintScenario is the entity type and ResourceConstraintScenarios is the navigation property. In the second half of the name, ResourceConstraintScenario is the entity type and CostConstraintScenario is the navigation property. |
Parent element
Element |
Description |
|---|---|
The schema for the reporting data in the ProjectData service. |
Child elements
The CostConstraintScenario_ResourceConstraintScenarios_ResourceConstraintScenario_CostConstraintScenario association element contains two End elements that represent opposite ends of the association. The Role attribute is a lookup key that enables a navigational property to specify the direction in the association. The Multiplicity attribute refers to the entity type. Multiplicity indicates the number of entities that can be related at each end of the association: zero or one (0..1), or many (*). The Microsoft .NET implementation of OData uses 0..1 when the navigational property points to a single entity, rather than to an entity set.
Attributes of the End elements for the CostConstraintScenario_ResourceConstraintScenarios_ResourceConstraintScenario_CostConstraintScenario association
Role |
Type |
Multiplicity |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
CostConstraintScenario_ResourceConstraintScenarios |
0..1 |
There can be one cost constraint scenario entity that corresponds to a collection of resource constraint scenarios. |
|
ResourceConstraintScenario_CostConstraintScenario |
* |
There can be many resource constraint scenario entities that correspond with a cost constraint scenario. |
Remarks
One end of the association is the CostConstraintScenario entity, and the other end is the ResourceConstraintScenario entity. The CostConstraintScenario entity type contains the ResourceConstraintScenarios navigation property, where the FromRole defines CostConstraintScenario_ResourceConstraintScenarios as the start of the association to get the collection of resource constraint scenarios that are associated with a cost constraint scenario. Similarly, the ResourceConstraintScenario entity type contains the CostConstraintScenario navigation property, where the FromRole defines ResourceConstraintScenario_CostConstraintScenario as the start of the association to get the cost constraint scenario that is associated with a collection of resource constraint scenarios.