perDiemReimbursementRate Data Type

A per diem reimbursement rate is the amount that the federal government is willing to reimburse government travelers for their travel. It is broken out by area and time, because rates go up and down for each area and different areas may cost more (or less). Created by nick on 4/18/16.

Namespace
(Default)
Schema
ns0.xsd
Properties
name data type type namespace min/max occurs description
city city element 0/1 The closest airport to this location area.
effectiveDate dateTime element 0/1 The date when this rate becomes active.
lodgingAmount double element 0/1 The amount the government is willing to reimburse the traveler for lodging.
mealAmount double element 0/1 The amount the government is willing to reimburse for meals and additional expenses.
Properties inherited from baseHibernateEntity
id long element 0/1 The unique internal ID of the object.
version long element 0/1 For internal use only. This is the serialization recorder for optimistic locking of several objects between sessions.
Properties inherited from baseEntity
violations list of simpleViolation element 0/unbounded A list of constraint violations, if any, that this object has.

Example

<perDiemReimbursementRate>
  <city>
    <code>...</code>
    <countryCode>...</countryCode>
    <latitude>...</latitude>
    <longitude>...</longitude>
    <name>...</name>
    <stateOrCountry>...</stateOrCountry>
    <airportName>...</airportName>
    <region>
      <name>...</name>
      <code>...</code>
      <country/>
      <position>...</position>
    </region>
    <timeZone>
      <name>...</name>
      <offset>...</offset>
      <daylightSavingsOffset>...</daylightSavingsOffset>
    </timeZone>
    <retentionOnly>...</retentionOnly>
    <position>...</position>
    <unique>...</unique>
    <alias>...</alias>
    <id>...</id>
    <version>...</version>
  </city>
  <lodgingAmount>...</lodgingAmount>
  <effectiveDate>...</effectiveDate>
  <mealAmount>...</mealAmount>
  <id>...</id>
  <version>...</version>
  <violations/>
</perDiemReimbursementRate>