- Schema
- UML Class Diagram
- Structure
- Allocation
- Security
- Configuration
- Import\Export

Select the class to display the properties associated. Each class can store its records into one or multiple Clusters (see "Structure" tab). A class can be schema-less (has no properties), schema-full (all properties as mandatories) or with a partial schema.

### Properties

### Indexes

This UML class diagram is renderd using YUML Web Service and works only if you're connected to the Internet.

Display Class attributes: Display only connected classes: Limit classes to: Diagram Format:

Clusters are sets of records grouped by a mean. Any mean you want to assign. You can use a Cluster like a Table of the Relational DBMS world, namely to group records of the same type. Or you could want to group records by different logics. There are two kinds of clusters: Physical and In-memory . The first one is persistent, the second one is volatile.

Data segments are the segments that contain data pointed by Clusters.

Tx Segment handles the transaction log for the entire database. It's used in Transactions.

Legenda:
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- Users
- Roles

- Database
- Records

| Orient server can export databases as JSON data. Click the Export Database button to download a gzip compressed file containing said JSON file.

Import Database

Import a previously exported database. JSON data.
Requirements:

- Supported only JSON text file types.
- The default max request content lenght is 100000 bytes.
  To change it add the following entry (value expressed in bytes) in the orientdb-server-config.xml:
  `<entry name="network.http.maxLength" value="" />`

Format: | Class: | Separator: | String delimiter: | Locale: |

Input