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| '''Base'''* [c,i] || {{l/ver/clade|Sys/Data/reqs/Engine|AdminRq}}
| '''Base'''* [c,i] || {{l/ver/clade|Sys\Data\reqs\Engine\ActionRq|Admin}}
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| '''DbOper'''* [i] || {{l/ver/clade|Sys/Data/Engine|Ops}}
| '''DbOper'''* [i] || {{l/ver/clade|Sys/Data/Engine|Ops}}

Revision as of 14:07, 26 September 2025

clade: Sys\Data\Engine\aux\ActionRq\Admin\ToDbOper
Clade Family
Admin ToDbOper

EngDbExport
EngDbScList
EngDbSetup
EngDbTest
EngDbUConf

Clade Aliases
Alias Clade
Base* [c,i] Admin
DbOper* [i] Ops
QStr* [i] Str

About

The caToDbOper class needs to know how to find a Database Operations object from a db name-slug, but can't know where that slug is specified. The QDbConnSlug() function, which returns the value/status of that parameter, is therefore abstract. The same is true of the Schema name-slug. It is up to descendant classes (generally found within application code) to define where those slugs can be found, and return a value/status string object for each.