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The database subsystem is part of the {{l/same|data}} system. | The database subsystem is part of the {{l/same|data}} system. | ||
Database classes now operate as a kind of connector between {{l/same|PortBank}} Storage Row objects and PHP native database libraries. They now<ref>Formerly, the Table, Rowset, and Record classes used multiple layers of specialization on down to handling of individual fields; see [[ | Database classes now operate as a kind of connector between {{l/same|PortBank}} Storage Row objects and PHP native database libraries. They now<ref>Formerly, the Table, Rowset, and Record classes used multiple layers of specialization on down to handling of individual fields; see [[2021/12/17/The Great Data-Class Restacking]].</ref> know as little as possible about the nature of the data being handled, and are only concerned about the mechanics. | ||
Creating a database requires a database spec (<code>ferret\data\cDatabaseSpec</code> descendant). | Creating a database requires a database spec (<code>ferret\data\cDatabaseSpec</code> descendant). | ||
''This section | ''This section needs much more writing.'' | ||
==Footnote== | ==Footnote== | ||
<references /> | <references /> | ||
Latest revision as of 17:49, 16 February 2023
Database system
The database subsystem is part of the data system.
Database classes now operate as a kind of connector between PortBank Storage Row objects and PHP native database libraries. They now[1] know as little as possible about the nature of the data being handled, and are only concerned about the mechanics.
Creating a database requires a database spec (ferret\data\cDatabaseSpec descendant).
This section needs much more writing.
Footnote
- ↑ Formerly, the Table, Rowset, and Record classes used multiple layers of specialization on down to handling of individual fields; see 2021/12/17/The Great Data-Class Restacking.