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/*!
\page partitions.html
\title Partitions
\section1 Introduction
JSON DB may be configured as a number of partitions, each with its
own unique name. All operations in JSON DB operate on exactly one partition at
a time.
\section1 Accessing Partitions
The various partitions in a set are accessed via the \l {Partition} element in QML. In
C++, the partition is selected by \c setPartition() on a
\l {QJsonDbReadRequest}, \l {QJsonDbWriteRequest} or \l {QJsonDbWatcher}.
\section1 The Ephemeral Partition
JSON DB offers a partition called \c Ephemeral. Objects written to this
partition are not persistent, but rather stored entirely in memory. The
entire partition is cleared every time the database server is restarted. This
partition can be very useful for storing frequently updated data since it does not
cause any disk I/O.
\code
QJsonDbReadRequest *request = new QJsonDbReadRequest(this);
request->setQuery("[?_type=\"Status\"]");
request->setPartition("Ephemeral");
\endcode
*/
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