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Common Services Framework User’s Manual 10.7 PARAMETER SET DATABASE CSF provides a database for storing parameter sets. Fundamentally a parameter set is a just an attribute table with some additional metadata. The metadata associated with a parameter set is the same as a script. Parameter sets can be accessed by specifying one or more of the given database parameters: Category – the system that 'owns' the parameter set. The convention is to use the system tag (e.g. atst.tcs, atst.ocs, atst.ics.vbi, etc.) as the category. Name – the identifying name for the parameter set within the category. In the case of parameter sets use by instruments, this is typically the observation mode (e.g. observe, gain, setup, etc.). ID – a distinguishing tag for different parameter sets within a given category and name. For example, the parameter sets within the atst.ics.vbi category and named observe for the Observe operation mode may have ids such as generic, tableA, tableB, etc.) Version – unique key for any parameter set. Regardless of category, name, and id, all parameter sets are automatically tagged with a unique version number. The version number is updated whenever a parameter set is inserted or updated in the parameter set database. For a complete list of script storage/accessor methods see the source or api documents for atst.cs.services.ParamaSetDB (Java) or atst::cs::services::ParamSetDB (C++). SPEC-0022-1, Rev I Page 71 of 106