/// <summary> /// Create a new ProductCountryWiseBreakUp object. /// </summary> /// <param name="productCountryWiseBreakUpID">Initial value of the ProductCountryWiseBreakUpID property.</param> /// <param name="numberOfPieces">Initial value of the NumberOfPieces property.</param> /// <param name="colorID">Initial value of the ColorID property.</param> /// <param name="countryID">Initial value of the CountryID property.</param> /// <param name="productBreakUpID">Initial value of the ProductBreakUpID property.</param> /// <param name="productSizeID">Initial value of the ProductSizeID property.</param> public static ProductCountryWiseBreakUp CreateProductCountryWiseBreakUp(global::System.Int64 productCountryWiseBreakUpID, global::System.Decimal numberOfPieces, global::System.Int32 colorID, global::System.Int32 countryID, global::System.Int64 productBreakUpID, global::System.Int64 productSizeID) { ProductCountryWiseBreakUp productCountryWiseBreakUp = new ProductCountryWiseBreakUp(); productCountryWiseBreakUp.ProductCountryWiseBreakUpID = productCountryWiseBreakUpID; productCountryWiseBreakUp.NumberOfPieces = numberOfPieces; productCountryWiseBreakUp.ColorID = colorID; productCountryWiseBreakUp.CountryID = countryID; productCountryWiseBreakUp.ProductBreakUpID = productBreakUpID; productCountryWiseBreakUp.ProductSizeID = productSizeID; return productCountryWiseBreakUp; }
/// <summary> /// Deprecated Method for adding a new object to the ProductCountryWiseBreakUps EntitySet. Consider using the .Add method of the associated ObjectSet<T> property instead. /// </summary> public void AddToProductCountryWiseBreakUps(ProductCountryWiseBreakUp productCountryWiseBreakUp) { base.AddObject("ProductCountryWiseBreakUps", productCountryWiseBreakUp); }