Re: [PROPOSAL] Strict Schema
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I also see it the same way as Florian. As long as there are no property-specific constraints like string length, we can work with global property definitions. After all, the property name itself often implies it's data type across different element types and type conflicts are unlikely (e.g. Name -> String, Size -> Long). But once there are such constraints (we implement them within our abstraction), element-specific property definitions could prove useful. For example, this information could be communicated to storage backends so that they can take advantage of reduced storage size and faster querying rather than seeing a serialized Java object (e.g. map String(255) to VARCHAR(255)). -Rainer Pichler https://twitter.com/rainerpichler Am Montag, 8. Januar 2018 13:58:39 UTC+1 schrieb Florian Hockmann:
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