Error associated with the request.
            
 Declaration Syntax
 Declaration Syntax| C# | 
public class Error
 Members
 Members| All Members | Constructors | Methods | Properties | ||
| Icon | Member | Description | 
|---|---|---|
|  | Error()()()() | Initializes a new instance of the Error class | 
|  | Code | 
            The specific error code.
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|  | Detail | 
            Details associated with the error.
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|  | Equals(Object) | (Inherited from Object.) | 
|  | GetHashCode()()()() | Serves as a hash function for a particular type. (Inherited from Object.) | 
|  | GetType()()()() | Gets the type of the current instance.(Inherited from Object.) | 
|  | IsSetCode()()()() | 
            Checks if Code property is set
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|  | IsSetDetail()()()() | 
            Checks if Detail property is set
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|  | IsSetMessage()()()() | 
            Checks if Message property is set
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|  | IsSetType()()()() | 
            Checks if Type property is set
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|  | Message | 
            A summary of the error.
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|  | ToString()()()() | Returns a string that represents the current object.(Inherited from Object.) | 
|  | Type | 
            The error type.
            There are two types of error codes: client and server.
            Error codes are prefixed with Client. For example: Client.AuthFailure.
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|  | WithCode(String) | Obsolete. 
            Sets the specific error code.
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|  | WithDetail(Object) | Obsolete. 
            Sets the details associated with the error.
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|  | WithMessage(String) | Obsolete. 
            Sets the summary of the error.
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|  | WithType(String) | Obsolete. 
            Sets the error type.
            There are two types of error codes: client and server.
            Error codes are prefixed with Client. For example: Client.AuthFailure.
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 Inheritance Hierarchy
 Inheritance Hierarchy| Object | |
|  | Error |