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Locale

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    Table of contents
    1. 1. Definition
    2. 2. Properties
    3. 3. Description
    4. 4. Methods
    5. 5. Use Cases
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    Definition

    The location of the subscriber.

    Properties

    This object has following properties.

    NameData TypeDescription
    ClientClientIDSpecifies the account ownership and context of an object.
    CorrelationIDxsd:stringIdentifies correlation of objects across several requests.
    CreatedDatexsd:dateTimeRead-only date and time of the object's creation.
    CustomerKeyxsd:stringUser-supplied unique identifier for an object within an object type (corresponds to the external key assigned to an object in the user interface).
    IDxsd:intRead-only legacy identifier for an object. Not supported on all objects. Some objects use the ObjectID property as the ExactTarget unique ID.
    LocaleCodexsd:stringThe name of the locale.
    ModifiedDateNullable`1Indicates the last time object information was modified.
    ObjectIDxsd:stringSystem-controlled, read-only text string identifier for object.
    ObjectStatexsd:stringReserved for future use.
    OwnerOwnerDescribes account ownership of subscriber in an on-your-behalf account.
    PartnerKeyxsd:stringUnique identifier provided by partner for an object, accessible only via API.
    PartnerPropertiesAPIProperty[]A collection of metadata supplied by client and stored by system - only accessible via API.

    Description

    This represents a specific locale in the application and gives the location of a subscriber. If both a locale ID and a locale name are given, the ID takes precedence.

    The LocaleCode property accepts either a two-character locale code or a five-character locale code, with two sets of letters separated by a dash. In the latter case, the first two letters represent the language to be used, and the last two letters represent the country where the subscriber is located. For example, en-US represents English and United States, while es-ES represents Spanish and Spain.

    Methods

    No supported methods.

    Use Cases

    This page was last updated by Ryan Williams on Fri, 06 Jan 2012 21:58:12 GMT.

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