TwoOperandExpressionType Class
Definition
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The TwoOperandExpressionType class is the base class for derived classes that represent a restriction that is formed by comparing two values against one another.
public ref class TwoOperandExpressionType abstract : ExchangeWebServices::SearchExpressionTypepublic abstract class TwoOperandExpressionType : ExchangeWebServices.SearchExpressionTypePublic MustInherit Class TwoOperandExpressionType
Inherits SearchExpressionType- Inheritance
- Derived
Remarks
The TwoOperandExpressionType class is the base class for the IsEqualToType, IsGreaterThanType, IsGreaterThanOrEqualToType, IsLessThanType, IsLessThanOrEqualToType, and IsNotEqualToType classes.
Constructors
| TwoOperandExpressionType() |
The TwoOperandExpressionType class is abstract and cannot be instantiated. |
Properties
| FieldURIOrConstant |
The FieldURIOrConstant property gets or sets the property or constant that is compared with each item or folder in a restriction. |
| Item |
The Item property gets or sets the property path that is searched on for each item or folder in a search. |
Applies to
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