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Object deactivation trigger.
It's the trigger called asynchronously by Orient ODBMS when the object is freed in memory. It can be defined as a special "cache destructor".
It's useful when an object had to free some memory (transient members) before to die.
If the user class, inherited by d_Object, doesn't define a own d_deactivate virtual method, by default is called the d_Object::d_deactivate() that doesn't execute any operation.
SEE ALSO: d_activate() ODMG : Compliant
Reimplemented from d_Object. |