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Asked: 2026-05-19T16:57:51+00:00

I am still very new to Actionscript and have an okay working knowledge of

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I am still very new to Actionscript and have an okay working knowledge of Flex. I am working on an AIR application that runs a SQLite database underneath. The database is only 3 tables (projects, items and types). I was wondering if Actionscript best practices are to use a data access object or layer to store all of my database functions or to just run them inline as needed. I would assume an access layer would be best for interacting with the database for usability, but I can’t seem to find much documentation for SQLite in AIR.

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  1. Editorial Team

    It depends a bit on the complexity of your application, but in general I would propose using an abstraction over the database access. The key is to create an interface that your application will talk to and then provide a SQLite implementation. The benefit is that you can easily create a stub or mock implementation for testing and you can create new implementation that talk to other technologies. The Spring ActionScript framework has some good utilities to achieve this.

    I responded to a similar question here.

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