Symbols
In this section:
Common
| Icon | Description |
|---|---|
 | Python script |
 | Method |
 | Function |
 | Field |
 | Variable |
 | Property |
 | Parameter |
 | Element |
 | Directory |
 | Package |
 | Source root |
 | Excluded root |
 | Template roots |
| Visibility modifiers | |
 | private |
 | protected |
 | public |
 | The lock decorator in the upper-left part of a symbol marks a symbol whose name begins with one or more underscores. Such names are considered pseudo-private and are specially treated by an interpreter to restrict their visibility scope. |
 | The blue bubble in the upper-left part of a symbol marks a symbol whose name begins and ends with two underscores, and is specially treated by an interpreter and standard library. |
Data Sources
| Icon | Description |
|---|---|
 | DB data source. Also, DBMS-specific icons are used: |
 | DB data source with the read-only status, e.g.  for Derby. |
 | DDL data source |
 | Database |
 | Schema |
 | Table |
 | View |
 | Column |
 | A NOT NULL column |
 | Column with a primary key |
 | Column with a foreign key |
 | Column with an index |
 | Primary key |
 | Foreign key |
 | Index |
 | Trigger |
| | Stored procedure or function |
Last modified: 28 March 2018