An Invoice Item’s associated child invoice items. Only parent invoice items have associated children. For instance, a server invoice item may have associated children.
An Invoice Item’s associated invoice item. If this is populated, it means this is an orphaned invoice item, but logically belongs to the associated invoice item.
An Invoice Item’s billing item, from which this item was generated.
This invoice item’s “item category”.
An Invoice Item’s child invoice items. Only parent invoice items have children. For instance, a server invoice item will have children.
This is the DPart for invoice item.
The invoice item ID from which the discount is derived.
An Invoice Item’s associated child invoice items, excluding some items with a $0.00 recurring fee. Only parent invoice items have associated children. For instance, a server invoice item may have associated children.
Indicating whether this invoice item is billed on an hourly basis.
The invoice to which this item belongs.
An invoice item’s location, if one exists.'
An Invoice Item’s associated child invoice items, excluding ALL items with a $0.00 recurring fee. Only parent invoice items have associated children. For instance, a server invoice item may have associated children.
Retrieve a SoftLayer_Billing_Invoice_Item record.
Every item tied to a server should have a parent invoice item which is the server line item. This is how we associate items to a server.
The entry in the product catalog that a invoice item is based upon.
A string representing the name of parent level product group of an invoice item.
An invoice Item’s total, including any child invoice items if they exist.
An invoice Item’s total, including any child invoice items if they exist.
An invoice Item’s total, including any child invoice items if they exist.
A Billing Item’s total, including any child billing items if they exist.'
Indicating whether this invoice item is for the usage charge.