CDBObject Database Table

Notifications

Join our "Ask Me About" community webinar on May 20th at 9 AM CET and 5 PM CET to explore cybersecurity and monitoring for Data Center and edge IT. Learn about market trends, cutting-edge technologies, and best practices from industry experts.
Register and secure your Critical IT infrastructure

Geo SCADA Knowledge Base

Access vast amounts of technical know-how and pro tips from our community of Geo SCADA experts.

Invite a Co-worker

Send a co-worker an invite to the portal.Just enter their email address and we'll connect them to register. After joining, they will belong to the same company.

Send Invite Cancel

Invite a Colleague

Found this content useful? Share it with a Colleague!

Invite a Colleague

885

Link copied. Please paste this link to share this article on your social media post.

Originally published on Geo SCADA Knowledge Base by Anonymous user | June 10, 2021 01:05 AM

📖 Home Back
CDBObject is one of the root tables of the database, that is, it forms the basis of all created objects within ClearSCADA. It is possibly the most important table that will be used in day-to-day configuration of systems.

A query for all rows in CDBObject will give you all configuration objects within a database (security permitting) and all configuration objects will have the properties defined within the CDBObject class, such as a FullName, Name, TypeName and Id.

Items within the database which are not part of CDBObject are the historic and journal tables, and the aggregate classes. Each of these have their own root table and can only be linked with CDBObject derived classes using their Id columns, which is consistent for objects across all tables.

To calculate the number of objects defined in the database, see Calculating the Number of Database Objects.

Go: Home Back

Author

Anonymous user

To The Top!

CDBObject Database Table