Unlike web authoring systems that create and maintain static HTML pages, CommonSpot manages content in a granular and object-oriented manner. CommonSpot stores and manages all content, except for images and other native document files, within the CommonSpot content repository, a series of relational databases.
This object-oriented framework provides important advantages:
The number of databases needed for your configuration depends on the number of top-level sites. One database exists for:
In general, there are three different database schemas:
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