Understanding c# class markup like SQLite -

using sqlite library, can create class like

namespace myapp {     [table("mydatatable")]     public class mydata     {         [primarykey, autoincrement, column("_id")]         public int id { get; set; }          [unique, notnull]         public guid guid { get; set; }          [maxlength(256), notnull]         public string name { get; set; }          [notnull]         public datetime created { get; set; }          public int mynumber { get; set; }     } } 

then can create database class like

namespace myapp {     public class sqlitedatabase     {         protected sqliteconnection conn;          public sqlitedatabase()         {         }          public void attach(string dbname)         {             conn = new sqliteconnection(dbname);         }          public void createtable<t>()         {             conn.createtable<t>();         }          public int insert(object t)         {             return conn.insert(t);         }     } } 

this wonderful , makes using sqlite easy. how write own code different? example, rather write data sqlite database, let's wanted convert myapp instance , send on nework.

namespace myapp {     public class mydatabasehandler     {         public void createtable<t>()         {             // how table name "mydatatable"?             // how column names , types?             // once information, can send post server , create table on backend         }          public int insert(object t)         {             // how table name "mydatatable"?             // how column names , values of each data member?             // once information, can send post server , insert record.         }     } } 

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look serialization in .net

you can convert classes down xml files , pass xml file across network , load them @ new location class.

additionally using tcp regardless you're going have convert data type of serialized class.

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