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OSchema - createClass()
Creates a new class in the schema.
Creating Classes
OrientDB has the concept of class within the database, which represents a broad grouping of records, similar to the table in relational contexts. Internally, OrientDB represents a class as an OClass instance. Using this method you can create a new class in the schema. Database classes are also polymorphic, you can assign an existing class as a superclass to the new class.
Syntax
OClass OSchema().createClass(String class)
OClass OSchema().createClass(String class, OClass... superclasses)
OClass OSchema().createClass(String class, int[] clusterIds, OClass... superClasses)
| Argument | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
class | String | Defines the name of the new database class |
superClasses | OClass | Defines superclass |
clusterIds | int[] | Defines the Cluster ID's for clusters you want the class to use |
Return Type
This method returns the newly created OClass instance.