Re: Blogged: Relational and CRUD with #liveDB

Are these in-memory-db features completely orthogonal to prevalence features?

Can they be used for transient systems without requiring the command pattern?

Klaus


On Thu, Nov 24, 2011 at 11:06 AM, Robert Friberg
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> Here is a blog entry about relational support and crud using #liveDB
> http://bit.ly/vFXJYR
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