placeholder Command:  FORWARD PRICES 


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Mandatory: no
max. Occurrence:  unbounded
Description:
This tag is used as container for commands regarding forward prices.
Notes:
This command is not supported with U3-Applikation version 1.0.7 and higher .
This functionality will be implemented again with a later version!

 
Mandatory: yes
max. Occurrence:  unbounded
Supported modes: delete Delete the named item.
read Read the named item.
read+ Read the following item.
read- Read the previous item.
readall Read all items from the desired device(s). This doesn't mean comparable reading as in the L2 protocol.
write Write the named item.
Description:
This command is used for creating, manipulating or deleting a forward price definition.
Notes:
Attention!
This command is not supported with U3-Applikation version 1.0.7 and higher .
This functionality will be implemented again with a later version!

For the mode ''readall'' the value of the element <forward_price_no> will not be evaluated.
Thus, all forward price definitions will be returned.

When using the mode ''delete'' all articles/items belonging to this forwarding price definition will be deleted, too.

If a forwarding price definition is deleted its assigned articles/items set by the commands <article_per_forward_price> will be deleted too.
This doesn't have influence on the article/items created by using the command <article>.

   
Mandatory: yes
max. Occurrence: 1
Datatype: short
Range: 1 - 9 999
Nillable: no
Description:
The number of the forward price.
   
Mandatory: no
max. Occurrence: 1
Datatype: string
Range: max. 20 characters
Nillable: no
Description:
The name of the forward price.
   
Mandatory: no
max. Occurrence: 1
Datatype: dateTime
Range: -
Nillable: yes
Description:
CCYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss
The format is as following:
C = Century
Y = Year
M = Month
D = Day
T = Separator between date and time
h = hour
m = minute
s = second
   
Mandatory: no
max. Occurrence: 1
Datatype: dateTime
Range: -
Nillable: yes
Description:
CCYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss
The format is as following:
C = Century
Y = Year
M = Month
D = Day
T = Separator between date and time
h = hour
m = minute
s = second