HierarchyMembersGetCriteria.ParentEntityId Property
Gets or sets the parent entity of whose members are being retrieved.
Namespace: Microsoft.MasterDataServices
Assembly: Microsoft.MasterDataServices (in Microsoft.MasterDataServices.dll)
Syntax
'Declaration
<DataMemberAttribute(EmitDefaultValue := False)> _
Public Property ParentEntityId As Identifier
Get
Set
'Usage
Dim instance As HierarchyMembersGetCriteria
Dim value As Identifier
value = instance.ParentEntityId
instance.ParentEntityId = value
[DataMemberAttribute(EmitDefaultValue = false)]
public Identifier ParentEntityId { get; set; }
[DataMemberAttribute(EmitDefaultValue = false)]
public:
property Identifier^ ParentEntityId {
Identifier^ get ();
void set (Identifier^ value);
}
[<DataMemberAttribute(EmitDefaultValue = false)>]
member ParentEntityId : Identifier with get, set
function get ParentEntityId () : Identifier
function set ParentEntityId (value : Identifier)
Property Value
Type: Microsoft.MasterDataServices.Identifier
A new instance of type Identifier.
Remarks
For explicit hierarchies and collection members, the parent entity is required. For derived hierarchies, you need both entities if you are getting nodes under anything besides Root/null/blank/default.
The ParentEntityId will be the same as the child for standard hierarchies, but it will be different for derived hierarchies. For derived hierarchies, you can use the child entity returned for the prior level.