diff -r 48780e181b38 -r 578be2adaf3e Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-83E4F989-0B73-5E83-8547-AB3070492CBF.dita --- a/Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-83E4F989-0B73-5E83-8547-AB3070492CBF.dita Tue Jul 20 12:00:49 2010 +0100 +++ b/Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-83E4F989-0B73-5E83-8547-AB3070492CBF.dita Fri Aug 13 16:47:46 2010 +0100 @@ -1,33 +1,33 @@ - - - - - -What -is the Comms Database?The Comms Database contains the information necessary to configure -components in the comms stack. -

The Comms Database has a set of parameters used to configure communications -on Symbian platform. The information stored in the Comms Database -is used to configure components in the comms stack. Information such as connection -preferences, account settings and some of the linkage between components can -be set in the comms stack. The configuration data is stored in records in -database tables. The data also has data schema to define the tables. For more -information and a full list of the settings in the Comms Database, see the Reference

The -Comms Database is configured in one of the following ways:

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  • It is compiled from -a definition file into a binary file to ship in the ROM of a device. For more -information about how to compile the default version of the database see Configuring comms database -using CED and CEDDUMP.

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  • It is modified from -the original ROM version via runtime changes made through the Comms Database -(CommsDat) API. For more information about the CommsDat API, see the Migrating from CommDb to -the CommsDat API.

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For more information about the Comms Database, see Comms -Database.

+ + + + + +What +is the Comms Database?The Comms Database contains the information necessary to configure +components in the comms stack. +

The Comms Database has a set of parameters used to configure communications +on Symbian platform. The information stored in the Comms Database +is used to configure components in the comms stack. Information such as connection +preferences, account settings and some of the linkage between components can +be set in the comms stack. The configuration data is stored in records in +database tables. The data also has data schema to define the tables. For more +information and a full list of the settings in the Comms Database, see the Reference

The +Comms Database is configured in one of the following ways:

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  • It is compiled from +a definition file into a binary file to ship in the ROM of a device. For more +information about how to compile the default version of the database see Configuring comms database +using CED and CEDDUMP.

  • +
  • It is modified from +the original ROM version via runtime changes made through the Comms Database +(CommsDat) API. For more information about the CommsDat API, see the Migrating from CommDb to +the CommsDat API.

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For more information about the Comms Database, see Comms +Database.

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