vsTASKER 7 User Manual
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Databases are normally located on data/db for the one vsTASKER can work with, and in data/samples for the demo one (read-only, must be saved in data/db in order to be modified and saved).
 
Each database contains everything listed in Environment tree list of the Main Panel.
A database represents the simulation environment. It holds all the classes, settings, models, objects, scenarios, etc. to generate code for a specific simulation target.
 
For example, let's say you want to develop a simulation system for an external device using a driver interface.
 
You must create a database with the name of this device or environment.
Then, you will specialize the different classes (Global, Scenario, Entity) and add as many model Components as requested, plus a Viewer (predefined or user-defined) in order to create scenarios.
 
Then, from inside the database, you will be able to create several scenarios. The code generated will encompass all database dependant code and classes.
 
With database paradigm, there will be no dependency problems between disparate environments. Database can also generate Templates to facilitate new scenarios for the same environment.