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Default Re: How an OODBMS stores an object - 08-05-2005 , 07:49 AM







If you have a Singleton you can use it to store instances.

newCustomer := Customer new.
Customer currents add: newCustomer.

Now the newCustomer is the server.
But it depends on "the structure" that you have in your GemStone/S server.

Your singleton can be part of your:
System myUserProfile symbolList


But every object that is create inside de GemStone/S scope "it born"
persistent (stored).
What you do is put the new object in some part of the server root.

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Default Re: How an OODBMS stores an object - 08-05-2005 , 07:51 AM






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If you have a Singleton you can use it to store instances.

newCustomer := Customer new.
Customer currents add: newCustomer.

Now the newCustomer is IN the server.
But it depends on "the structure" that you have in your GemStone/S server.

Your singleton can be part of your:
System myUserProfile symbolList


But every object that is create inside de GemStone/S scope "it born"
persistent (stored).
What you do is put the new object in some part of the server root.

Regards Bruno


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