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Annotation Type PrimaryKey

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    Identifies a Storable property as being a member of the primary + key. All Storable types must have at least one property belonging to the + primary key. + +

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    + @PrimaryKey("userInfoID")
+ public interface UserInfo extends Storable<UserInfo> {
+     long getUserInfoID();
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      A list of property names, which may be prefixed with '+' or '-' to + indicate a preference for ascending or descending order.
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