Entity

An entity exists in the target language which matches the name (matching the target language pattern) in the source schema. more⇛

by Group Public on Thursday August 07 2008 @ 15:45:07 (7/7 Points)

Testing Persephone

You will need to have MySQL installed to test the Persephone setup. more⇛

by Group Public on Friday August 15 2008 @ 11:54:41 (7/7 Points)

Persephone is a two part framework. The first part is where you describe your schema and features, which will be processed by Persephone. Code will be generated by this step for you to use in your target language (PHP for now). more⇛

by Group Public on Friday August 15 2008 @ 13:51:32 (6/6 Points)

Getting Started

Get a binary

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by Group Public on Friday August 15 2008 @ 13:57:16 (6/6 Points)

Setup PHP, Pear Environment and Paths

Include Files

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by Group Public on Friday August 15 2008 @ 12:01:12 (5/5 Points)

Support for merged entities, or cross-DB views if you'd like

Persephone now supports merging entities. This allows collecting multiple database tables, from one database provider or more, into a single entity. more⇛

by edA-qa mort-ora-y on Friday December 05 2008 @ 15:28:17 (5/5 Points)

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by Book Brain Admin on Thursday August 07 2008 @ 15:36:56 (1/1 Points)

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Persephone is a data abstraction mechanism. Its purpose is to remove all the tedious parts of working with databases and lets you focus on real code. more⇛

by Book Brain Admin on Thursday August 07 2008 @ 15:38:03 (1/1 Points)

Building Persephone

First you need to get the current code from Google code↗: more⇛

by Group Public on Friday August 15 2008 @ 11:19:13 (1/1 Points)

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If you're not sure what you're looking for, go to Getting Started→. replies⇛

by Book Brain Admin on Friday August 15 2008 @ 13:53:53 (1/1 Points)