What common attributes does an instance of the $UserDefined object have upon creation?

When an instance of the $UserDefined object is created, it is designed to have a set of common attributes that allow users to utilize it effectively within various configurations. These common attributes provide a foundational layer necessary for the object to function and interact with other elements in the system.

The presence of common attributes means that it carries basic properties and functionalities that are widely applicable across different contexts within the AVEVA Application Server environment. This is essential for ensuring that user-defined instances can be manipulated, referenced, and utilized according to various application-specific needs.

In contrast to predefined attributes or logic, which may restrict customization and flexibility, having common attributes supports a balance between usability and the flexibility required for specific implementations. Therefore, recognizing these foundational elements in newly created instances is critical for further development and application design. This characteristic sets the stage for additional customizations and enhancements that might be applied afterward.