Scout Database Model (CR)

Table: Screen

March 25, 2025

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Entry defines the settings of a screen (monitor)

ColumnName	DataType	Key	Not Null	Default Value	Comment
ScreenID	INTEGER	PK	NN		Unique ID of screen
ScreenSettingsID	INTEGER			0	Reference to the parent screensettingsID
MonitorNumber	INTEGER			1	Monitor number
Name	NVARCHAR(255)				Name of monitor automatically generated with Monitor_#monitornumber, Example: Monitor_1
LayoutPos	INTEGER			0
LayoutNext	INTEGER			0
Options	INTEGER			6	Bit field - 1:Bit for primary, 2:Bit for activation, 4:Bit for UseDDC
Resolution	NVARCHAR(255)			#auto	Screen resolution - #auto/640x480/800x600/1024x768/1152x864/1280x1024/1600x1200
Frequency	INTEGER			60	Screen frequency - 60/70/75/80/85/90/100
Rotation	INTEGER			0	Screen rotation - 0/90/180/270
Connection class	INTEGER			0	Monitor connection class - only necessary if the screen does NOT use DDC.
					0 - AUTO
					1 - DP (Display Port)
					2 - DVI
					3 - VGA
ReservedString1	NVARCHAR(255)
ReservedString2	NVARCHAR(255)
ReservedInt1	INTEGER
ReservedInt2	INTEGER

IndexName	IndexType	Columns
PRIMARY	PRIMARY	ScreenID

How to create

    CREATE TABLE Screen(
    ScreenID INTEGER NOT NULL,
    ScreenSettingsID INTEGER,
    MonitorNumber INTEGER,
    Name NVARCHAR(255),
    LayoutPos INTEGER,
    LayoutNext INTEGER,
    Options INTEGER,
    Resolution NVARCHAR(255),
    Frequency INTEGER,
    Rotation INTEGER,
    ConnectionClass INTEGER,``ReservedString1 NVARCHAR(255),
    ReservedString2 NVARCHAR(255),
    ReservedInt1 INTEGER,
    ReservedInt2 INTEGER,
    PRIMARY KEY (ScreenID));
 

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Table: Screen

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Table: Screen

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