Implemented Interface | Description |
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IBaseField2 | Represents a basic data field or entity, such as an attachment. |
IBaseField3 | Represents a basic data field or entity, such as an attachment. |
IBaseField4 | Represents a basic data field or entity, such as an attachment. |
ISysTreeNode2 | Represents a tree node. |
![]() | Adds a new child node. |
![]() | Finds a child node by node name. |
![]() | Finds node children according to specified search pattern. |
![]() | Locks the object. Returns True if the object has been changed on the server. |
![]() | Gets a list of the node's immediate children. |
![]() | Posts all changed values into database. |
![]() | Reads saved values, overwriting values in memory. |
![]() | Deletes the specified node. |
![]() | Undoes changes to field values that have not been posted. |
![]() | Unlocks the object. |
![]() | Gets the node attribute. |
![]() | If true, the database is updated immediately when the field value changes. |
![]() | Indicates whether to make the item changeable to other users automatically after a Refresh or Post. |
![]() | Gets a sub-folder of the current folder. |
![]() | The number of child nodes. |
![]() | The sub-tree depth type. |
![]() | The description of the resource folder. |
![]() | The current folder's parent folder. |
![]() | The value of the specified field. |
![]() | The MultiValue object of the specified field. |
![]() | The item ID. |
![]() | Checks if object is locked for editing. |
![]() | Checks if the item has been modified since last refresh or post operation. If true, the field properties on the server side are not up to date. |
![]() | The resource folder name. |
![]() | The node ID number. |
![]() | The ID of the resource's parent folder. |
![]() | The folder tree path starting from the tree root. |
![]() | The QCResourceFactory object for direct child resources. |
![]() | The QCResourceFolderFactory for direct child resource folders. |
![]() | The node's type. |
![]() | The field's type. |
![]() | Checks if this is a virtual item, that is, an item that does not have a corresponding database record. |