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Line 15: == Kinds of database operations == Most of the database operations in marauroa are write only, making it easy to put them into a queue for asynchronous processing. Read operations are more difficult to handle because the data returned by them is needed. That is ~~obvious~~obviously the reason why it is read in the first place. There are three kinds of read operations: Line 47: Note: This ~~sections~~section needs more thinking. There should be a DatabaseOperationQueue, which is singleton and has a background thread to execute enqueued DatabaseOperations. DatabaseOperation is an interface that specifies an execute()-method, that handles the database operation by invoking the DAO-classes. It is called from the background thread of DatabaseOperationQueue.

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