class DatabaseUtil in Tinman.Core.Database

static class

DatabaseUtil

Public / Constants

BlockIndexFormatBool

Default IBlockIndexFormat implementation for boolean values.

public static readonly field	BlockIndexFormatBool
type	IBlockIndexFormat<bool>

BlockIndexFormatFloat32

Default IBlockIndexFormat implementation for 32-bit floating point values.

public static readonly field	BlockIndexFormatFloat32
type	IBlockIndexFormat<float32>

BlockIndexFormatFloat64

Default IBlockIndexFormat implementation for 64-bit floating point values values.

public static readonly field	BlockIndexFormatFloat64
type	IBlockIndexFormat<float64>

BlockIndexFormatInt16

Default IBlockIndexFormat implementation for 16-bit integer values values.

public static readonly field	BlockIndexFormatInt16
type	IBlockIndexFormat<int16>

BlockIndexFormatInt32

Default IBlockIndexFormat implementation for 32-bit integer values values.

public static readonly field	BlockIndexFormatInt32
type	IBlockIndexFormat<int32>

BlockIndexFormatInt64

Default IBlockIndexFormat implementation for 64-bit integer values values.

public static readonly field	BlockIndexFormatInt64
type	IBlockIndexFormat<int64>

BlockIndexFormatInt8

Default IBlockIndexFormat implementation for 8-bit integer values values.

public static readonly field	BlockIndexFormatInt8
type	IBlockIndexFormat<int8>

InvalidId

Special block ID value for invalid resp. non-existent blocks.

public constant	InvalidId = -1
type	int64

Remarks:

Valid block IDs are greater than or equal to 0.

Public / Attributes

CacheMemory

Amount of memory to use for caching nodes of BlockStorage and BlockIndex objects.

public static property	CacheMemory { get set }
type	int32
value	[>0]	The amount of cache memory, in megabytes. The default value is 96.

Remarks:

The node cache is global, i.e. all BlockStorage and BlockIndex objects share it.

CacheObject

Returns the cache object.

[OwnerReturn]
public static property	CacheObject { get }
type	IDisposable
value	[not-null]	The cache object.

Remarks:

The cache object is created when needed and disposed when no longer needed. By keeping the returned cache object alive, client code can avoid repeated creations / disposals if only one entity at a time is using the cache.