Thanks for the info. I was looking at the DBI google project page. In the examples it still seems you use some SQL to do operations. My aim for example is something like this:x =
tableDB.open('myDB')
x.key1 = {a= "hello world", b=12}
x.y = 23
x.qwerty = true
NOTE: Here myDB is a database with a defined structure
(defined by calling the createDB function by passing it a template
table previously) having a table with columns key1 (table) and y (number) and
another table with columns a (string),b (number)
Now doing x:save() saves the table x into the database and so it is possible to do this:
