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user_manual:sesamx:data_persistence [2023/01/28 13:35] Ali Baba [The SesamX model by example] |
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Then, we would like to assign a material and elements properties. There are 3 steps here. First we need to define the material characteristics, | Then, we would like to assign a material and elements properties. There are 3 steps here. First we need to define the material characteristics, | ||
- | By doing so, we have introduced 2 new objects to the model: the material and the property, each containing the data that define | + | By doing so, we have introduced 2 new objects to the model: the material and the property, each containing the data that defines |
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First of all, the SesamX database is **encoded using the [[https:// | First of all, the SesamX database is **encoded using the [[https:// | ||
- | The SesamX database relies on this group and dataset structure to organize the data. **A model is represented as a group in the database**. Inside this model group, there is one group per object composing the model. Eventually, each object group contains datasets describing the object data. | + | The SesamX database relies on this group and dataset structure to organize the data. **A model is represented as a group in the database**. Inside this model' |
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