Association element: TaskBaselineTimephasedData_Project (ProjectServerData service)

Office 2013 and later

Last modified: March 09, 2015

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The TaskBaselineTimephasedData_Project association relates a project to the task baseline timephased data that it contains.

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<Association Name="TaskBaselineTimephasedData_Project">
  <End Type="ReportingData.TaskBaselineTimephasedData" Role="TaskBaselineTimephasedData" Multiplicity="*" />
  <End Type="ReportingData.Project" Role="Project" Multiplicity="0..1" />
</Association>

Attribute

Value

Description

Name

TaskBaselineTimephasedData_Project

Identifies the two entity types that form the TaskBaselineTimephasedData_Project association.

Element

Description

Schema element: ReportingData

The schema for the reporting data in the ProjectData service.

The TaskBaselineTimephasedData_Project association element contains two End elements that represent opposite ends of the association. The Role attribute is a lookup key that enables a navigational property to specify the direction in the association. The Multiplicity attribute refers to the entity type. Multiplicity indicates the number of entities that can be related at each end of the association: zero or one (0..1), or many (*). The Microsoft .NET implementation of OData uses 0..1 when the navigational property points to a single entity, rather than to an entity set.

Attributes of the End elements for the TaskBaselineTimephasedData_Project association

Role

Type

Multiplicity

Description

TaskBaselineTimephasedData

EntityType element: TaskBaselineTimephasedData

*

The collection of timephased data for task baselines, in the reporting tables.

Project

EntityType element: Project

0..1

The project object that is referenced in the TaskBaselineTimephasedData_Project association.

The Project navigation property in the TaskBaselineTimephasedData entity uses the TaskBaselineTimephasedData_Project association to query for a project that is associated with a collection of task baseline timephased data.

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