As far as how the RMS works, consider a single DataStore (that's what Java
calls them) to be like a single database table.  Records that are kept in
that datastore are NOT written like a normal database table however.
Consider this datastore "table" to be two columns.  In the first column is a
unique ID assigned to the record by the VM (the primary key).  The second
column contains the data that your app reads.

That is not terribly different from how Palm PDB databases work. You define each record's contents, and you access each record with an index.


Regards,
Steve Mann
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