Personal Information Manager (PIM) applications such as address books and appointment calendars need fast, efficient data storage. Because these applications often share the same data, the data should be maintained on the system level and not by each application individually.
The DataStore Library provides a simple way for applications to store and access data in a centralized database. It shields programmers from low-level implementation of data storage.
To understand how to use the DataStore Library, you need only a basic understanding of GEOS programming.
1 Introduction
2 Creating a DataStore
2.1 Adding Fields
2.2 Adding Records
2.3 Deleting Records
2.4 Deleting Fields
3 Deleting a DataStore
4 Building an Index
5 String Search
6 Enumeration
7 Timestamping
8 Synchronization