Data Source Abstraction
The Lasso language provides the ability to create dynamic web sites or applications with data source abstraction. The language allows programming in such a manner as to be independent of coding for a specific data source. This lets files, sites and applications created with the language be ported from data source to data source with minimal or no changes. This level of abstraction is achieved by the language being interpreted.
Data sources are configured within the Lasso administration system, setting permissions, connection parameters and other relevant settings. Aliases can be set for data sources, which allows for the abstraction.
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