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    Representation of Multi-level, Structured, Hierarchical or Nested Relational Data using CSV or TDV formats
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    Representation of Multi-level, Structured, Hierarchical or Nested Relational Data using CSV or TDV formats
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    Representation of Multi-level, Structured, Hierarchical or Nested Relational Data using CSV or TDV formats

    By Arundale Ramanathan

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    About this ebook

    Demonstrates representation of Multi-level, structured, hierarchical or nested relational data using CSV or TDV formats. Demonstrates CSV/TDV to JSON/XML conversion. It also demonstrates how database binding can be achieved using SQLite db.

    Applications:
    * Enterprise Application Integration (EAI)
    * Lightweight alternative to JSON or XML in Three-tier architecture
    * Alternative to XML in transfer of data using AJAX
    * Data storage and transfer format for Arduino and Raspberry PI.
    * Data storage and transfer format for mobile/tablet devices based on Android, Windows or iOS.
    * Data transfer format for spreadsheets as Tab delimited values (TDV) through clipboard or otherwise.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJul 29, 2015
    ISBN9781329422438
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