CalendarContract.CalendarAlerts.InterfaceConsts Class

Confidential is not used by the app.

Default access is controlled by the server and will be treated as public on the device.

Defines how the event shows up for others when the calendar is shared.

Private shares the event as a free/busy slot with no details.

Public makes the contents visible to anyone with access to the calendar.

The alarm time of the event, in UTC.

Is the event all day (time zone independent).

A comma separated list of attendee types supported for this calendar in the format "#,#,#".

A comma separated list of availability types supported for this calendar in the format "#,#,#".

A comma separated list of reminder methods supported for this calendar in the format "#,#,#".

If this event counts as busy time or is still free time that can be scheduled over.

Indicates that this event takes up time and will conflict with other events.

Indicates that this event is free time and will not conflict with other events.

Indicates that the owner's availability may change, but should be considered busy time that will conflict.

The start time of the event, in UTC.

Full access to modify the calendar, but not the access control settings

Full access to modify the calendar, but not the access control settings

Can only see free/busy information about the calendar

Cannot access the calendar

not used

Full access to the calendar

Can read all event details

Can reply yes/no/maybe to an event

Domain admin

The level of access that the user has for the calendar

The color of the calendar.

A key for looking up a color from the Colors table.

The display name of the calendar.

The Calendars#_ID of the calendar the event belongs to.

The time zone the calendar is associated with.

Whether the user can invite others to the event.

Can the organizer modify the time zone of the event? Column name.

Can the organizer respond to the event? If no, the status of the organizer should not be shown by the UI.

The count of rows in a directory.

The creation time of this database entry, in UTC.

The package name of the custom app that can provide a richer experience for the event.

The URI used by the custom app for the event.

The default sort order for this alerts queries

The description of the event.

This will be #EVENT_COLOR if it is not null; otherwise, this will be Calendars#CALENDAR_COLOR.

The time the event ends in UTC millis since epoch.

The time the event starts in UTC millis since epoch.

The duration of the event in RFC2445 format.

The end time of the event, in UTC.

A secondary color for the individual event.

A secondary color key for the individual event.

The timezone for the end time of the event.

The event that the alert belongs to.

Where the event takes place.

The timezone for the event.

The recurrence exception dates for the event.

The recurrence exception rule for the event.

Whether guests can invite other guests.

Whether guests can modify the event.

Whether guests can see the list of attendees.

Whether the event has an alarm or not.

Whether the event has attendee information.

Whether the event has extended properties or not.

The unique ID for a row.

Are we the organizer of this event.

Is this the primary calendar for this account.

The last date this event repeats on, or NULL if it never ends.

Used to indicate that a row is not a real event but an original copy of a locally modified event.

The maximum number of reminders allowed for an event.

The number of minutes that this alarm precedes the start time.

The time that the notification was created by the Calendar app, in UTC.

Email of the organizer (owner) of the event.

The allDay status (true or false) of the original recurring event for which this event is an exception.

The Events#_ID of the original recurring event for which this event is an exception.

The original instance time of the recurring event for which this event is an exception.

The _sync_id of the original recurring event for which this event is an exception.

The owner account for this calendar, based on the calendar feed.

The recurrence dates for the event.

The time that the alarm broadcast was received by the Calendar app, in UTC.

The recurrence rule for the event.

This is a copy of the attendee status for the owner of this event.

The state of this alert.

Once the user has dismissed the notification the alert's state should be set to dismissed so it is not fired again.

After a notification for an alert has been created it should be updated to fired.

An alert begins in this state when it is first created.

The event status.

This column is available for use by sync adapters.

This column is available for use by sync adapters.

This column is available for use by sync adapters.

This column is available for use by sync adapters.

This column is available for use by sync adapters.

This column is available for use by sync adapters.

This column is available for use by sync adapters.

This column is available for use by sync adapters.

This column is available for use by sync adapters.

This column is available for use by sync adapters.

Is this calendar synced and are its events stored on the device? 0 - Do not sync this calendar or store events for this calendar.

The title of the event.

The UID for events added from the RFC 2445 iCalendar format.

Is the calendar selected to be displayed? 0 - do not show events associated with this calendar.