transient collection
Transient collections are collections stored in memory, only. Usually, transient collections are collections calculated at run-time, e.g. as view result. In principle, transient collections behave like persistent collections.
Transient collections may refer to persistent, temporary or transient instances. Transient collections may be bounded (on a selected instance) or permanent.
Generalisations: reference collection
Specialisations: permanent transient collection, bounded transient collection
References
Related topics
- SDB_Reference - Reference collections
- IsTransientCollection - Does property define a transient collection?