Difference between revisions of "Timestamps"
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This page describes the timestamps that are relevant for the role of a service engineer. There are more different timestamps used internally but these should not be mentioned here. There for it is best to understand timestamps in UBIK from a non-developer perspective: From this view we care about 5 different timestamp names and their usage on 4 levels: CreationTimeStamp, UpdateTimeStamp, ValidationTimeStamp, ExportTimeStamp and ImportTimeStamp. The usages are best explained when assigning these timestamps to different levels where they are used: | This page describes the timestamps that are relevant for the role of a service engineer. There are more different timestamps used internally but these should not be mentioned here. There for it is best to understand timestamps in UBIK from a non-developer perspective: From this view we care about 5 different timestamp names and their usage on 4 levels: CreationTimeStamp, UpdateTimeStamp, ValidationTimeStamp, ExportTimeStamp and ImportTimeStamp. The usages are best explained when assigning these timestamps to different levels where they are used: | ||
*On Object(instance)level: cts (CreationTimeStamp), uts (UpdateTimeStamp) | *On Object(instance)level: cts (CreationTimeStamp), uts (UpdateTimeStamp) | ||
| − | *On Propertylevel: vts (ValidationTimeStamp) | + | *On Propertylevel: vts (ValidationTimeStamp), CTS, UTS |
*On Proxylevel: ets (ExportTimeStamp), its (ImportTimeStamp) | *On Proxylevel: ets (ExportTimeStamp), its (ImportTimeStamp) | ||
*On ProxyPropertylevel: ets (ExportTimeStamp), its (ImportTimeStamp) | *On ProxyPropertylevel: ets (ExportTimeStamp), its (ImportTimeStamp) | ||
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| − | BaseClass | + | == BaseClass == |
| − | CreationTimeStamp | + | === CreationTimeStamp === |
| − | UpdateTimeStamp | + | === UpdateTimeStamp === |
| − | BaseProperty | + | == BaseProperty == |
| − | UTS | + | === UTS === |
| − | CTS | + | === CTS === |
| − | ValidationTimeStamp | + | === ValidationTimeStamp === |
| − | ProxyAttribute | + | == ProxyAttribute == |
| − | InterfaceTimestamp | + | === InterfaceTimestamp === |
| − | Proxy | + | == Proxy == |
| − | ImportTimeStamp | + | === ImportTimeStamp === |
| − | ExportTimeStamp | + | === ExportTimeStamp === |
[[Category:FAQ|Timestamps]] | [[Category:FAQ|Timestamps]] | ||
[[Category:UBIK|Timestamps]] | [[Category:UBIK|Timestamps]] | ||
Revision as of 19:48, 16 September 2019
This page describes the timestamps that are relevant for the role of a service engineer. There are more different timestamps used internally but these should not be mentioned here. There for it is best to understand timestamps in UBIK from a non-developer perspective: From this view we care about 5 different timestamp names and their usage on 4 levels: CreationTimeStamp, UpdateTimeStamp, ValidationTimeStamp, ExportTimeStamp and ImportTimeStamp. The usages are best explained when assigning these timestamps to different levels where they are used:
- On Object(instance)level: cts (CreationTimeStamp), uts (UpdateTimeStamp)
- On Propertylevel: vts (ValidationTimeStamp), CTS, UTS
- On Proxylevel: ets (ExportTimeStamp), its (ImportTimeStamp)
- On ProxyPropertylevel: ets (ExportTimeStamp), its (ImportTimeStamp)
