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Defining a DatabaseAndromeda places a very high emphasis on the database. This emphasis is very much greater than any other web framework or database framework that we know of. Most of the advantages of Andromeda come from knowing how to use its very powerful database specification language to put all (or nearly all) of your business rules into the database specification. When this is done, you get synchronization for free – the structure of your tables exactly matches your code and the specification can be used to generate database technical documentation. Table of ContentsYAML Syntax PrimerColumns and Tables The Smallest Possible Andromeda Specification Column Types Predefined Columns Reusing and Renaming Columns Foreign Keys Fetching a Price Calculating Extended Price Summing an Order Many-to-Many Cross References The Upsave History Tables Constraints Basic Security Row-Level Security Database Conclusion
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