Class Hierarchy

This inheritance list is sorted roughly, but not completely, alphabetically:

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CLMDBAL::Base	Database abstraction
CLMDBAL::CursorCommon	An object to manage cursor internals and state
CLMDBAL::Cursor< K, V >	An object to iterate storages
Cstd::exception
CLMDBAL::Exception	Parent abstract class for all LMDBAL exceptions
CLMDBAL::Closed	Thrown if something in the database was called on closed state and it is not supported
CLMDBAL::CursorEmpty	Thrown if an empty cursor was somehow operated
CLMDBAL::CursorNotReady	Thrown if the cursor was operated in closed state
CLMDBAL::Directory	Thrown if LMDBAL had issues creating or opening database directory
CLMDBAL::Exist	Thrown if there was a key conflict in one of the storages
CLMDBAL::NotFound	Thrown if something in the database was not found
CLMDBAL::Opened	Thrown if something in the database was called on opened state and it is not supported
CLMDBAL::StorageDuplicate	Thrown if there was attempt to define storages with conflicting names
CLMDBAL::TransactionTerminated
CLMDBAL::Unknown	Thrown if something unexpected happened
CLMDBAL::Serializer< T >	A class handling serialization/deserialization
CLMDBAL::Serializer< double >
CLMDBAL::Serializer< float >
CLMDBAL::Serializer< int16_t >
CLMDBAL::Serializer< int32_t >
CLMDBAL::Serializer< int64_t >
CLMDBAL::Serializer< int8_t >
CLMDBAL::Serializer< QByteArray >
CLMDBAL::Serializer< QString >
CLMDBAL::Serializer< std::string >
CLMDBAL::Serializer< uint16_t >
CLMDBAL::Serializer< uint32_t >
CLMDBAL::Serializer< uint64_t >
CLMDBAL::Serializer< uint8_t >
CLMDBAL::Session	RAII guard that keeps the database environment active
CLMDBAL::StorageCommon	Storage interface
CLMDBAL::Storage< K, V >	This is a basic key value storage
CLMDBAL::Cache< K, V >	Storage with additional caching in std::map
CLMDBAL::Transaction	Public read only transaction
CLMDBAL::WriteTransaction	Public writable transaction