ownerName
TypeScriptget ownerName(): stringSwift declarationvar ownerName: String { get }class · iOS 8.0+ · SDK 27.1
class IDget ownerName(): stringSwift declarationvar ownerName: String { get }get zoneName(): stringSwift declarationvar zoneName: String { get }static get defaultZoneName(): stringSwift declarationstatic let defaultZoneName: StringThe name of the default zone.
static get default(): CKRecordZone_IDSwift declarationstatic let `default`: CKRecordZone.IDThe default zone ID.
static initZoneNameOwnerName(zoneName?: string, ownerName?: (string) | null): CKRecordZone_IDSwift declarationconvenience init(zoneName: String = CKRecordZone.ID.defaultZoneName, ownerName: String? = CKOwnerDefaultName)static initZoneNameOwnerName33926(zoneName?: string, ownerName?: string): CKRecordZone_IDSwift declarationconvenience init(zoneName: String = CKRecordZone.ID.defaultZoneName, ownerName: String = CKCurrentUserDefaultName)Creates a record zone ID with the specified name and owner. - Parameters: - zoneName: The name that identifies the record zone. Zone names consist of up to 255 ASCII characters, and don't start with an underscore. To specify the default zone of the current database, use ``CKRecordZone/ID/defaultZoneName``. This parameter must not be `nil` or an empty string. - ownerName: The user who creates the record zone. To specify the current user, use ``CKCurrentUserDefaultName``. If you provide `nil` or an empty string for this parameter, the method throws an exception. - Returns: A new record zone ID.
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CKRecordZone.ID.init()
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