RejectReason
When a part is rejected, the Reject that is created is assigned a specific Reject Reason. While default Reject Reasons are provided, they can be customized to meet the needs of the business.
type RejectReason {
color: String
company: CompanyTP
erpReason: erpReason
isArchived: Boolean
name: String
rejectReasonRef: Int
rejects(
distinct_on: [Reject_select_column!]
limit: Int
offset: Int
order_by: [Reject_order_by!]
where: Reject_bool_exp
): [Reject!]!
}
Fields
RejectReason.color ● String scalar
RejectReason.company ● CompanyTP object
RejectReason.erpReason ● erpReason object
RejectReason.isArchived ● Boolean scalar
RejectReason.name ● String scalar
A descriptive, human-readable name
RejectReason.rejectReasonRef ● Int scalar
A unique, numeric identifier for the rejectReason.
RejectReason.rejects ● [Reject!]! non-null object
RejectReason.rejects.distinct_on ● [Reject_select_column!] list enum
Return a distinct set of entities, defined by the given fields.
RejectReason.rejects.limit ● Int scalar
Limits the number of objects returned.
RejectReason.rejects.offset ● Int scalar
Start a the specified, zero-based array index. This is only useful in combination with order_by.
RejectReason.rejects.order_by ● [Reject_order_by!] list input
Sort the returned array by one or more fields of it's elements.
RejectReason.rejects.where ● Reject_bool_exp input
Filter the data by using a (nested) boolean expression.
Returned By
rejectReasons query