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v0.5 includes a [[2021/11/08/data objects refactoring|significant refactoring of how database-related objects are managed]]. The goal was to simplify access to global singleton objects in general, and databases and tabloids in particular, while retaining flexibility (e.g. for different applications to determine the database in which each table is stored). | v0.5 includes a [[2021/11/08/data objects refactoring|significant refactoring of how database-related objects are managed]]. The goal was to simplify access to global singleton objects in general, and databases and tabloids in particular, while retaining flexibility (e.g. for different applications to determine the database in which each table is stored). | ||
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* {{l/ver|db}}: database classes | |||
** {{l/ver|table}}: database table classes | |||
* {{l/ver|portbank}}: data field I/O management | |||
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==Subsystems== | ==Subsystems== | ||
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Revision as of 14:01, 28 May 2022
Data Storage Classes
v0.5 includes a significant refactoring of how database-related objects are managed. The goal was to simplify access to global singleton objects in general, and databases and tabloids in particular, while retaining flexibility (e.g. for different applications to determine the database in which each table is stored).
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