010 - Service-relevant functionality
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The 010 category database tables are never checked and/or repaired by Cyclone3 database tools, so you don't have to worry about Cyclone3 database updating tools and other db-related functionalities. | The 010 category database tables are never checked and/or repaired by Cyclone3 database tools, so you don't have to worry about Cyclone3 database updating tools and other db-related functionalities. | ||
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| + | == How to create own application == | ||
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| + | * create local 010_struct.sql | ||
| + | * install database structure | ||
| + | * create default library App::010 | ||
| + | * create default modules for a010 | ||
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Sometimes, you just wont find a relevant category for the application you're going to create. If so, there's the 010 category, which includes all non-standard applications, for example a statistics application for your kids' football league, or an expense-tracking application for you.
The table structures and module naming are completely in your hands, though it's nice to keep a standardized way of module naming, that's used in Cyclone3. Just in case someone else will have to work on this after you :)
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The 010 category database tables are never checked and/or repaired by Cyclone3 database tools, so you don't have to worry about Cyclone3 database updating tools and other db-related functionalities.
How to create own application
- create local 010_struct.sql
- install database structure
- create default library App::010
- create default modules for a010
