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service Descriptor
Description is used to create a new object within a database. A descriptor is commonly created by the container of a specific object, such as, tables or views. After the creation of the descriptor the properties have to be filled. Afterwards, you append the descriptor to the container and the container creates a new object based on the information of the descriptor. The descriptor can be used to create several objects. A descriptor contains at least the information of the name of an object. See also XAppend

Exported Interfaces - Summary
::com::sun::star::beans::XPropertySet | (referenced entity's summary:) provides information about and access to the properties from an implementation.

Properties' Summary
string Name | is the name for the object to create.

Exported Interfaces - Details
::com::sun::star::beans::XPropertySet
(referenced entity's summary:) provides information about and access to the properties from an implementation.

Properties' Details
Name
string Name; Description is the name for the object to create.

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