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OCL-PS

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This page was created by Hans.karlsen@mdriven.net on 2018-07-22. Last edited by Stephanie@mdriven.net on 2025-02-13.

OCL comes in two flavors with MDriven: OCL and OCL-PS.

Normal OCL is evaluated in memory.
OCL-PS is translated into SQL and evaluated by the database without the need to instantiate a lot of objects.

A detailed description can be found here: Oclps

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-OCL comes in two flavors with MDriven: OCL and OCL-PS. Normal OCL is evaluated in memory. OCL-PS is translated into SQL and evaluated by the database without the need to instantiate a lot of objects.
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+OCL comes in two flavors with MDriven: OCL and OCL-PS.
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+* Normal OCL is evaluated in memory.
+* OCL-PS is translated into SQL and evaluated by the database without the need to instantiate a lot of objects.
+A detailed description can be found here: [[Documentation:OCLps|Oclps]]
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