The IStatus type exposes the following members.

Methods

  NameDescription
Public methodResetConditionCode
Resets the node.
Public methodResetDescription
Resets the node.
Public methodResetIndicationIndicator
Resets the node.
Public methodResetPercent
Resets the node.
Public methodResetSequenceID
Resets the node.
Public methodResetStatusReason
Resets the node.
Public methodResetStatusReasonCode
Resets the node.
Public methodResetText
Resets the node.

Properties

  NameDescription
Public propertyConditionCode
Condition Code (BBIE). A code specifying the status condition of the related object.
Public propertyConditionCodeSet
Checks if the property has been set or not.
Public propertyDescription
Description (BBIE). A textual description of this status.
Public propertyDescriptionSet
Checks if the property has been set or not.
Public propertyIndicationIndicator
Indicator (BBIE). Specifies an indicator relevant to a specific status.
Public propertyIndicationIndicatorSet
Checks if the property has been set or not.
Public propertyPercent
Percent (BBIE). Specifies a percentage relevant to a specific status.
Public propertyPercentSet
Checks if the property has been set or not.
Public propertyReferenceDate
Date (BBIE). A reference date value for this status.
Public propertyReferenceTime
Time (BBIE). A reference time value for this status.
Public propertySequenceID
Sequence (BBIE). A unique identifier of the sequence of this status.
Public propertySequenceIDSet
Checks if the property has been set or not.
Public propertyStatusReason
Reason (BBIE). The reason, expressed as text, for this status condition or position.
Public propertyStatusReasonCode
Status Reason Code (BBIE). A code specifying a reason for a status condition.
Public propertyStatusReasonCodeSet
Checks if the property has been set or not.
Public propertyStatusReasonSet
Checks if the property has been set or not.
Public propertyText
Text (BBIE). Provides any textual information related to this status.
Public propertyTextSet
Checks if the property has been set or not.

See Also