Run into a tricky problem with db4o and a simple nested structures. Problem: when I use LINQ to pull data out of db4o, its pulling out too much data (i.e. the \"where\" clause doesn\'t seem to be wor
I have: static class Db4o... and: class Db4oBase... // which uses Db4o class where I can: class Customer : Db4oBase
the way i\'m using db4o is really just read-only.I will package a db with the application and do some background updating to it开发者_开发百科 every now and again which i can handle differently.But fo
Since \"[Transient]\" does not开发者_运维百科 really work on properties. What do I do now?db4o doesn\'t care about properties. It cares about fields.
I\'m in the process of evaluating db4o and I have a pretty simple question. Does the db4o configuration settings (e.g. Transparent Activation) and indexes need to be setup each time the application ru
class SomeClass { private DateTime fieldA; private DateTime fieldB; } Using SODA, what is the proper way to select all objects whose fieldA is greater than fieldB?
I know that TimeSpan\'s are immutable. I have a object which contains a TimeSpan field. This field is updated frequently. Every time I update the object in the db, db4o updates the TimeSpan field. So
Just getting started with DB4O object oriented database. I\'m very familiar with SQL, if I upgrade the app and add a new field I just go into a SQL manager, change the 开发者_高级运维schema, and init
I have the following data model class defined: @PersistenceCapable public class TestSerializableModelObj {
Let\'s say we want to build a big social network (because social networks are all the rage at the moment). We\'ll start with a simple premise that anyone who wants to use our social network should be