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The purpose of this library is to add convenience in database
accesses when using Takusen and Oracle, by generating boilerplate code.
It's not a substitute to Takusen.
Transito Abierto is implemented in the library (Database.TA.TAB) and this
also provides functionality used by the generated code.
TA will generate the declarations of:
The datatype declaration for the result of a query,
The DBM action that run the query and accumulates
the result,
Optionally, a meta-variable whose value is the former two declarations.
This initial version has the following benefits:
TA contains code to test if your program will fail before it runs, based
on comparing the original generated code versus a fresh
version of generated code,
The user can code queries with more than eight columns length,
The code generator process is aware if the column can be null,
and generate the appropiate code.
Some TA drawbacks at this point are:
The user only can specify queries, that is, select statements.
The select specification is awkward.
The select specification is a list. You can specify one or many
under a sole name.
You can bind parameters or not (by means of [[]]).
Functions names and constructors are named in spanish.
