#[non_exhaustive]pub struct X12ElementLengthValidationRule {
pub element_id: String,
pub max_length: i32,
pub min_length: i32,
}
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Defines a validation rule that specifies custom length constraints for a specific X12 element. This rule allows you to override the standard minimum and maximum length requirements for an element, enabling validation of trading partner-specific length requirements that may differ from the X12 specification. Both minimum and maximum length values must be specified and must be between 1 and 200 characters.
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; and struct update syntax will not work.element_id: String
Specifies the four-digit element ID to which the length constraints will be applied. This identifies which X12 element will have its length requirements modified.
max_length: i32
Specifies the maximum allowed length for the identified element. This value must be between 1 and 200 characters and defines the upper limit for the element's content length.
min_length: i32
Specifies the minimum required length for the identified element. This value must be between 1 and 200 characters and defines the lower limit for the element's content length.
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Source§impl X12ElementLengthValidationRule
impl X12ElementLengthValidationRule
Sourcepub fn element_id(&self) -> &str
pub fn element_id(&self) -> &str
Specifies the four-digit element ID to which the length constraints will be applied. This identifies which X12 element will have its length requirements modified.
Sourcepub fn max_length(&self) -> i32
pub fn max_length(&self) -> i32
Specifies the maximum allowed length for the identified element. This value must be between 1 and 200 characters and defines the upper limit for the element's content length.
Sourcepub fn min_length(&self) -> i32
pub fn min_length(&self) -> i32
Specifies the minimum required length for the identified element. This value must be between 1 and 200 characters and defines the lower limit for the element's content length.
Source§impl X12ElementLengthValidationRule
impl X12ElementLengthValidationRule
Sourcepub fn builder() -> X12ElementLengthValidationRuleBuilder
pub fn builder() -> X12ElementLengthValidationRuleBuilder
Creates a new builder-style object to manufacture X12ElementLengthValidationRule
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Source§impl Clone for X12ElementLengthValidationRule
impl Clone for X12ElementLengthValidationRule
Source§fn clone(&self) -> X12ElementLengthValidationRule
fn clone(&self) -> X12ElementLengthValidationRule
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impl PartialEq for X12ElementLengthValidationRule
Source§fn eq(&self, other: &X12ElementLengthValidationRule) -> bool
fn eq(&self, other: &X12ElementLengthValidationRule) -> bool
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impl Freeze for X12ElementLengthValidationRule
impl RefUnwindSafe for X12ElementLengthValidationRule
impl Send for X12ElementLengthValidationRule
impl Sync for X12ElementLengthValidationRule
impl Unpin for X12ElementLengthValidationRule
impl UnwindSafe for X12ElementLengthValidationRule
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