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<h2>ActiveRecord Options</h2>

<li><b>ActiveRecordBase</b>- Useful if you want ActiveRecord support in a separate class from your entity.</li> 
<li><b>ActiveRecordBaseEntity</b> - Useful if want 1 class to have both Entity and ActiveRecord support.</li>
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<bold>** NOTE:</bold>
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This is really your personal preference and therefore 2 different ActiveRecord classes are supplied.
There is a 3rd way to get ActiveRecord functionality using Extension classes to provide CRUD
Create, Update, Delete, Retrieve methods as extension methods on the entity.

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<h2>ActiveRecordBase</h2>
This will give you only ActiveRecord functionality without extending from Entity.
This basically means you will have 2 classes:
 1 Class to represent the Entity as in "User".
 1 Class to represent the ActiveRecord features as in "Users".

ActiveRecord Support
<ul>
    <li> Create   </li>
    <li> Retrieve </li>
    <li> Update   </li>
    <li> Delete   </li>
    <li> Get      </li>
    <li> GetAll   </li>
    <li> FindXXX  </li>
</ul>


<h3>Example:</h3>
<pre>
public class User : Entity
{
    ...
}

public class Users : ActiveRecordBase
{
    ...
}

...
User user = new User("kishore");
Users.Save(user);

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<h2>ActiveRecordBaseEntity</h2>
<pre>
This derives from Entity so you get both the Entity functionality and the ActiveRecord functionality
This will allow you to have both ActiveRecord features and entity features in one class.