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Another way of thinking about how to store data inspired by ASP.NET

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Another way of thinking about how to store data inspired by ASP.NET  (Unpublished)

A while back I witnessed how the profile properties of ASP.NET are stored in the database. All the properties all stored in one string. There is then another string that describes the properties and how to view them and pull them from the database.


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