In a "mapped" datastore, a class is associated with a DatastoreClass. Similarly a field of a class is associated with a DatastoreField. Where a relation is stored separately this is associated with a DatastoreContainerObject. In an RDBMS datastore this will be
This type of StoreManager allows creation/validation of the schema. A schema is split into "tables", "columns", "constraints" currently. The PMF/EMF allows specification of a set of properties that will apply to this type of datastore.
In a "mapped" datastore, a class is associated with a DatastoreClass. Similarly a field of a class is associated with a DatastoreField. Where a relation is stored separately this is associated with a DatastoreContainerObject. In an RDBMS datastore this will be
This type of StoreManager allows creation/validation of the schema. A schema is split into "tables", "columns", "constraints" currently. The PMF/EMF allows specification of a set of properties that will apply to this type of datastore.
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