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| The SQL assembler is a specialized Java assembler class that you use with the Java adapter to provide a bridge to a
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| SQL database management system. Using the SQL assembler, you can build simple create, read, update, and delete
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| (CRUD) applications based on the Data Management Service without writing server-side code. You can directly
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| specify the SQL statements that you want to execute when the user creates, updates, or deletes items. You can also
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| specify a number of SELECT statements to retrieve data in different ways.This assembler is useful when your
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| database data model is not very complex and you want to expose it to MXML without writing Java code. You
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| configure the connection to the database and write SQL code in a Data Management Service destination definition.
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| You are only required to include SQL code for operations that call in a Flex application. The SQL assembler does not
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| support hierarchical (nested) destinations.
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| This example uses the simple sql-contact destination with one 'all' fill method. For a more detailed example however,
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