| A "second-class" object identifier. SCOIDs are used as object identifiers
for classes that have no database extent, such as TJDOSQL result objects.
The only thing a SCOID tracks is the class of the instance being
identified. Every SCOID is unique within the JVM, which effectively means
universally unique since Serializable is not implemented.
author: Mike Martin version: $Revision: 1.3 $ See Also: OID |