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Applications

Some typical uses of the DB library are these:

The DB library provides the means for programs such as those described above to select a database record, read and write signals, read and write annotations, jump to arbitrary points in the record, and determine attributes of the signals such as the sampling frequency. The library also provides a variety of other more specialized services for programs that need them. The library defines an interface between programs and the database that is sufficiently powerful, general, and efficient to eliminate the need for ad hoc user-written database I/O.


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George B. Moody (george@hstbme.mit.edu)