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Hi,

Take a look at www.ambysoft.com Scott Ambler's web site. You will find two
papers :mappingObjects and persistantLayer. I thing they will be usuful for
your case.

Chris Mylonas
chris.mylonas@computer.org

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> > One possibility would be to use the VCL streaming system. This would
> > mean that you would want each persistable / recoverable object to be a
> > component. You could then get the component from a blob in the database,
> > and stream the blob content using the component streaming system to
> > create it. After changes were made, you could stream the result back
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> Hi, Mark!
>
> I think in this way the search capabilities of my system will be very
> reduced, I was thinking in something that allows me save, retrieve and
> search objects, hiding the persistence mechanism, but I would like I was
> capable to design several kinds of persistence implementations for flat
file
> systems, relational databases and so on.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Petterson F. de Paula
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