DSC_ANIMSYMPROPERTIES table

Unique number of the descriptor.

Index of the property in question.

A number giving a more “understandable” interpretation of the index. Each record represents a property set on the descriptor, and the state of the object that the property set represents varies for each object type.

For unbound descriptors, this column is always NULL.

For the property set representing the alarm state, this column is –1 for all object types.

For digital objects, this column is the digital state of the object, when there is no alarm on the object.

For all other object types, NULL represents the object not in alarm.

Furthermore, for analog objects all other objects corresponds to an atom:
0 = the object is not in alarm, but the high alarm limit is exceeded (can happen, if no alarm is attached to that limit).
1 = No alarm, but high warning level is exceeded.
4 = No alarm, low warning exceeded.
5 = No alarm, low limit exceeded.

The mode used for filling the icon:
0 = Original
1 = Shaded
2 = Solid
4 = Hollow

1 if the alarm color should be used for filling the icon, 0 if not, NULL when FILLCOLORMODE is not Shaded or Solid, or if the property set does not represent the alarm state.

The color used for filling the icon, NULL if FILLCOLORMODE is not Shaded or Solid, or if ALARMCOLORFILL is 1.

The color used for the background, NULL if transparent.

The blink mode used, the alternate display of the icon is:
0 = No blink
1 = Invisible
2 = Original
3 = Shaded
4 = Solid
5 = Hollow

1 if the alarm color should be used for blinking the icon, 0 if not, NULL when BLINKMODE is not Shaded or Solid, or if the property set does not represent the alarm state.

The color used for blinking, NULL if BLINKMODE is not Shaded or Solid, or if ALARMCOLORBLINK is 1.

1 if fast blink should be applied, 0 if not.