2 Database Access

The recognized database stores are nonblonde key/data stores.

Any number of key/data tables are allowed for a database. The tables are identified by 8 characters long names.

All the changes are memory only, until writing them on disk is requested. Their writing to disk is atomic, meaning that should the operation fail none or all of the changes would have been written.

There is no other mean to drop the memory made changes but to close and reopen the database.

The nonblonde key/data stores access is not concurrent. No one store can be modified by two parties at the same time.