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Simple ORM for basic operations in SQLite databases

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This module implements a simple ORM for basic operations in SQLite databases.

The module is derived from a working example of the active record pattern created by Chris Mitchell to supplement a talk given at the Oregon Academy of Sciences meeting on January 26, 2011.

The example is published on GitHub as

https://github.com/ChrisTM/Active-Record-Example-for-a-Gradebook

and the code is understood to be freely available under the MIT license as above.

The original code has been modified so that

  • The column names in the selected table are obtained automatically by introspection of the database.
  • The primary key column is no longer required to be 'pk'.
  • Errors are reported via a dialog box.

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