In the Database Schema, the Methods section shows each of the Methods of the class.
The following information is shown for each method:
- Name—The name of the method. This is the name that you should use when referencing the method in expressions, and so on. The Name cannot contain spaces.
- Display Name—The name of the method as shown to users on context-sensitive menus, and so on. The Display Name is often a more user-friendly version of the actual Name of the method (it includes spaces where appropriate, for example, DisableLogging has a display name of Disable Logging.)
- Description—A localized description of the method.
- Privilege—The permission required to execute the method. For more information on permissions, see Allocating Security Permissions in the ClearSCADA Guide to Security.
- Arguments—Shows the name, type, and localized description of each of the method arguments (or 'None' if there are no arguments).
When you use the Database Schema to view a calculation method, the last argument of the calculation method has a [retval] prefix.
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