How to declaration a type with parmanent memory

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Just like databases, is there any type declaration that can hold value parmanently even when I shutdown the computer?
If there is, I'll love to use it. Please show me how!
Thank you.

Posted 20-Dec-14 9:11am

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Tomas Takac 20-Dec-14 15:26pm

Write it to a file.

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PIEBALDconsult · Answer 1 · 2014-12-20T10:15:00

Solution 2

Database, config file, registry, lots of ways to store stuff.

Posted 20-Dec-14 10:15am

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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan · Answer 2 · 2014-12-20T09:58:00

A database is in real a file, with some efficient way to store the data and to provide it back to the users. You can store the data inside any other file, not just any text file you can create your own file types and store the data in it.

The data is lost only if it is present inside the RAM and the machine is turned off, upon restart (start) the data will be lost. But, if that data is stored inside the hard-disk or any other secondary storage medium it will be available to be re-used. So when you shutdown the computer and restart it, the data is still there in the file (on the hard-disk really).