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Database

Twidget offers many commands to manage data in your database. Below is a list of the available commands and their functionalities:

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Get Data

Retrieve an entry from a table.

Get Multiple Data

Retrieve multiple entries from a table.

Save Data

Save an object to a database table.

Save Multiple Data

Save multiple objects to a database table.

Update Data

Update an entry in a table.

Update Multiple Data

Update multiple entries in a table.

Delete Data

Delete an entry from a table.

Delete Multiple Data

Delete multiple entries from a table.

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