public PaySchedule Create(PaySchedule item)
{
return(PaySchedules.Create(item));
}
public PaySchedule Update(PaySchedule item)
{
return(PaySchedules.Update(item));
}
public IEnumerable <PaySchedule> Create(IEnumerable <PaySchedule> items)
{
return(PaySchedules.Create(items));
}
public IEnumerable <PaySchedule> Update(IEnumerable <PaySchedule> items)
{
return(PaySchedules.Update(items));
}
public Task <PaySchedule> CreateAsync(PaySchedule item)
{
return(PaySchedules.CreateAsync(item));
}
// Note: Due to the immutability of endpoints, If you want to use filtering etc you will need to make requests via the endpoints themselves, not using the sugar methods below
public Task <IEnumerable <PaySchedule> > CreateAsync(IEnumerable <PaySchedule> items)
{
return(PaySchedules.CreateAsync(items));
}
public Task <PaySchedule> UpdateAsync(PaySchedule item)
{
return(PaySchedules.UpdateAsync(item));
}
public async Task <IEnumerable <PaySchedule> > UpdateAsync(IEnumerable <PaySchedule> items)
{
return(await PaySchedules.UpdateAsync(items));
}