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| DocFragId | Assembly | DocFragType | Description.FirstLine() |
|---|---|---|---|
| ARCQuery.NewKey.FunctionKeys | ARCQuery | ClassMember | All -FunctionKey-s chained at end of compound key (but before an eventual -QuantileKey-). |
| ARCCore.ARComponents.ARCSec | ARCCore | EnumMember | (Not implemented as of March 2020) |
| ARCQuery.NewKey.QuantileKey | ARCQuery | ClassMember | Eventual final -QuantileKey- at end of compound key. |
| ARCCore.ARComponents.ARCAPI | ARCCore | EnumMember | A library providing an API on top of the -PropertyStream-. |
| ARCQuery.NewKey.Parsers | ARCQuery | ClassMember | Instances of all the relevant sub classes of -NewKey-. |
| ARCCore.ARComponents.ARAAPI | ARCCore | EnumMember | The corresponding template application for -ARCAPI- demonstrating its usage, providing an HTTP / HTTPS interface with the help of Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc. |
| ARCQuery.NewKeyCountP | ARCQuery | Class | Returns the number of properties for a given entity object. |
| ARCCore.ARConcepts | ARCCore | Enum | The overarching concepts upon which AgoRapide is built. |
| ARCQuery.NewKeyCountP.TryGetPInternal | ARCQuery | ClassMember | The internal executor, containing the specific functionality for how to evaluate the key. |
| ARCCore.ARConcepts.GettingStarted | ARCCore | EnumMember | AgoRapide 2020 is an open source library for building data-oriented backend applications using .NET Standard 2.1. |
| ARCQuery.NewKeyCountP.ToString | ARCQuery | ClassMember | The ToString representation is the one relevant when used as key, like in -IK- or when selecting like 'SELECT {fieldName}'. |
| ARCCore.ARConcepts.PropertyStream | ARCCore | EnumMember | AgoRapide, the 'streams-of-water' database". |
| ARCQuery.NewKeyCountP.TryGetP | ARCQuery | ClassMember | The outwards facing executor, understanding use of -FunctionKeys-. |
| ARCCore.ARConcepts.TaggingOfPropertyKeys | ARCCore | EnumMember | The concept of specifying in a single place all relevant information about a given property (data field). |
| ARCQuery.NewKeyCountP.SyntaxHelp | ARCQuery | ClassMember | 'CountP()' |
| ARCCore.ARConcepts.PropertyAccess | ARCCore | EnumMember | The general mechanism for accessing properties of objects in AgoRapide. |
| ARCQuery.NewKeyCountP.FunctionKeys | ARCQuery | ClassMember | All -FunctionKey-s chained at end of compound key (but before an eventual -QuantileKey-). |
| ARCCore.ARConcepts.AvoidingRepetition | ARCCore | EnumMember | Avoiding repetition, the overarching philosophy that inspired the rest of AgoRapide. |
| ARCQuery.NewKeyCountP.QuantileKey | ARCQuery | ClassMember | Eventual final -QuantileKey- at end of compound key. |
| ARCCore.ARConcepts.AgoRapideHistory | ARCCore | EnumMember | AgoRapide has roots back to 2011 when Bjørn Erling Fløtten invented panSL (SL = Schema language). |
| ARCQuery.NewKeyCountPRec | ARCQuery | Class | Returns the number of properties for a given entity object. |
| ARCCore.ARConcepts.AdHocQuery | ARCCore | EnumMember | The concept of a -Client- doing an ad-hoc query against (normally) a -ArmDB-. |
| ARCQuery.NewKeyCountPRec.TryGetPInternal | ARCQuery | ClassMember | The internal executor, containing the specific functionality for how to evaluate the key. |
| ARCCore.ARConcepts.StandardAgoRapideCode | ARCCore | EnumMember | Code originating from the main official AgoRapide distribution (which therefore does not include any end-application specific code) |
| ARCQuery.NewKeyCountPRec.CountPRec | ARCQuery | ClassMember | Counts recursively the number of properties for a given entity object. |
| ARCCore.ARConcepts.ApplicationSpecificCode | ARCCore | EnumMember | Code specific for an end-application. |
| ARCQuery.NewKeyCountPRec.ToString | ARCQuery | ClassMember | The ToString representation is the one relevant when used as key, like in -IK- or when selecting like 'SELECT {fieldName}'. |
| ARCCore.ARConcepts.MemoryConsumption | ARCCore | EnumMember | A naïve implementation of key-value storages like AgoRapide may lead to excessive memory (RAM) consumption. |
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