5.3.7 UAAttributeID

ValueNameDescription
1UAAI_NodeIDThe canonical identifier for the node.
2UAAI_NodeClassThe class of the node.
3UAAI_BrowseNameA non-localized, human readable name for the node.
4UAAI_DisplayNameA localized, human readable name for the node.
5UAAI_DescriptionA localized description for the node.
6UAAI_WriteMaskIndicates which attributes are writable.
7UAAI_UserWriteMaskIndicates which attributes are writable by the current user.
8UAAI_IsAbstractIndicates that a type node may not be instantiated.
9UAAI_SymmetricIndicates that forward and inverse references have the same meaning.
10UAAI_InverseNameThe browse name for an inverse reference.
11UAAI_ContainsNoLoopsIndicates that following forward references within a view will not cause a loop.
12UAAI_EventNotifierIndicates that the node can be used to subscribe to events.
13UAAI_ValueThe value of a variable.
14UAAI_DataTypeThe node id of the data type for the variable value.
15UAAI_ValueRankThe number of dimensions in the value.
16UAAI_ArrayDimensionsThe length for each dimension of an array value.
17UAAI_AccessLevelHow a variable may be accessed.
18UAAI_UserAccessLevelHow a variable may be accessed after taking the user's access rights into account.
19UAAI_MinimumSamplingIntervalSpecifies (in milliseconds) how fast the server can reasonably sample the value for changes.
20UAAI_HistorizingSpecifies whether the server is actively collecting historical data for the variable.
21UAAI_ExecutableWhether the method can be called.
22UAAI_UserExecutableWhether the method can be called by the current user.
23UAAI_DataTypeDefinitionThe DataTypeDefinition Attribute is used to provide the meta data and encoding information for custom DataTypes.
24UAAI_RolePermissionPermissions that apply to a Node for all Roles which have access to the Node.
25UAAI_UserRolePermissionsPermissions that apply to a Node for all Roles granted to current Session.
26UAAI_AccessRestrictionAccessRestrictions that apply to a Node.
27UAAI_AccessLevelExThe AccessLevelEx Attribute is used to indicate how the Value of a Variable can be accessed (read/write), if it contains current and/or historic data and its atomicity.
28-32Reserved for future use from OPC Foundation