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dBal
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DBALDatabase Abstraction Layer
DBALDual Beam Aiming Laser (contains a visible and infrared laser)
dBalDrunken but Always Lovable (gaming clan)
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The Database Abstraction Layer provides a uniform programming interface that abstracts from the database manager to be used; it contains all database-specific details such as the precise syntax of the database queries, how to connect to the database, how to receive query results, and so forth.
ADILE: Architecture of a Database-Supported Learning Environment by HIDDINK, GERRIT W. / Journal of Interactive Learning Research
A strong proponent of open source, Furlong has made major contributions to the PHP programming language core in the form of the streams and database abstraction layers, and has authored a number of extensions.
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Database Access Technology-Provide a database abstraction layer between middleware and databases.
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