clsDCBSCostCharge¶

API reference for clsDCBSCostCharge.

Purpose¶

Plain DTO representing a single DCBS cost/charge record associated with a provider.
Not a BOF business object: it has no IBusinessCriteria/Criteria class and is populated by its owning list type rather than performing its own data access.

Member	Signature	Purpose
ProviderLocationID	`ReadOnly Property ProviderLocationID() As Decimal`	Returns the provider location this cost/charge factor applies to.
CostChargeFactor	`ReadOnly Property CostChargeFactor() As Decimal`	Returns the DCBS cost/charge factor value.
EffectiveDate	`ReadOnly Property EffectiveDate() As Date`	Returns the date this cost/charge factor became effective.
ExpirationDate	`ReadOnly Property ExpirationDate() As Date`	Returns the date this cost/charge factor expired (from the internal `clsSmartDate`).
HasExpirationDate	`ReadOnly Property HasExpirationDate() As Boolean`	Returns whether an expiration date has been set.
IsExpired	`ReadOnly Property IsExpired() As Boolean`	Returns whether an expiration date has been set (identical logic to `HasExpirationDate`).
IsActive	`ReadOnly Property IsActive() As Boolean`	Returns whether no expiration date has been set.
IsInEffect	`ReadOnly Property IsInEffect(ByVal inDate As Date) As Boolean`	Returns whether `inDate` falls on/after `EffectiveDate` and, if expired, on/before `ExpirationDate`.

Friend Sub New(ByVal inProviderLocationID As Decimal, ByVal inEffectiveDate As Date, ByVal inExpirationDate As clsSmartDate, ByVal inFactor As Decimal) is the only constructor and is called internally by clsDCBSCostChargeList.

This class does not inherit clsBusinessBase; it is a plain Serializable DTO with no dirty-tracking, validation rules, or IBusinessCriteria support.
The IsInEffect, IsActive, IsExpired, and HasExpirationDate logic mirrors the equivalent members on clsMCOProvider, each computed independently for this record's own effective/expiration dates.

The constructor is Friend, so instances can only be constructed from within the SAIF.Business.View.Provider assembly — in practice, only by clsDCBSCostChargeList's constructor as it reads each row of SQL-001.