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A node is build with attributes. Attributes are comparable to datatypes of fields in the database. They describe the content and house all functionality for dealing with that content. | A node is build with attributes. Attributes are comparable to datatypes of fields in the database. They describe the content and house all functionality for dealing with that content. | ||
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Revision as of 18:46, 14 September 2006
Introduction
This part of the wiki is intended to supply a complete reference to every part of ATK.
It aims to provide high level documentation on every part of ATK.
For further detailed information about the objects/methods and functions of ATK, please visit the ATK API documentation.
References categories
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ATK is a modular framework and as such all functionality in ATK applications reside in modules. A node is build with attributes. Attributes are comparable to datatypes of fields in the database. They describe the content and house all functionality for dealing with that content. |
A node is comparable to a table in a database, which groups certain data elements in one collection.
General explanation of relations in atk. |
References
Available Open Source software in ATK
Constants
Database connections
Sessions