/// <summary> /// Deprecated Method for adding a new object to the ViewForRpts EntitySet. Consider using the .Add method of the associated ObjectSet<T> property instead. /// </summary> public void AddToViewForRpts(ViewForRpt viewForRpt) { base.AddObject("ViewForRpts", viewForRpt); }
/// <summary> /// Create a new ViewForRpt object. /// </summary> /// <param name="dataid">Initial value of the dataid property.</param> /// <param name="hospitalid">Initial value of the hospitalid property.</param> /// <param name="clusterid">Initial value of the clusterid property.</param> /// <param name="decedanttype">Initial value of the decedanttype property.</param> /// <param name="decedantid">Initial value of the decedantid property.</param> /// <param name="assetid">Initial value of the assetid property.</param> /// <param name="entryDate">Initial value of the EntryDate property.</param> public static ViewForRpt CreateViewForRpt(global::System.String dataid, global::System.String hospitalid, global::System.String clusterid, global::System.String decedanttype, global::System.String decedantid, global::System.String assetid, global::System.DateTime entryDate) { ViewForRpt viewForRpt = new ViewForRpt(); viewForRpt.dataid = dataid; viewForRpt.hospitalid = hospitalid; viewForRpt.clusterid = clusterid; viewForRpt.decedanttype = decedanttype; viewForRpt.decedantid = decedantid; viewForRpt.assetid = assetid; viewForRpt.EntryDate = entryDate; return viewForRpt; }