This method always makes the data variable writable, including its status code and source timestamp, i.e. OPC UA clients will be able to modify them. If you need a different behavior, call the Writable(UADataVariable,Boolean,Boolean,Boolean) method subsequently, with desired parameters, or modify the UADataVariable.WritableStatusCode and/or UADataVariable.WritableSourceTimestamp accordingly (set one or both to true).

This method does not change the readability access of the data variable. By default, data variables are readable. If you need a data variable that is writable but non-readable, combine this method with calling Readable(UADataVariable,Boolean) method with the 'readable' parameter set to false.

The write function returns a OpcLabs.EasyOpc.UA.UAStatusCode that indicates the outcome of the OPC UA write operation. The WriteFunction(UADataVariable,Type,Func<UAAttributeData,UAStatusCode>) method overloads are the most generic extensions methods for writing. If you only need to deal with the data variable value (and not its status code and/or timestamp), consider using one of the WriteValueFunction<TValue>(UADataVariable,Type,Func<TValue,UAStatusCode>) or WriteValueAction<TValue>(UADataVariable,Type,Action<TValue>) method overloads, for shorter code and easier programming.