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<p>At least for development code, it is always a good idea to instruct db4o to check for available constructors at storage time. (If you've configured db4o to use constructors at all.)</p>



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<p>.NET: <code>configuration.ExceptionsOnNotStorable(true)</code></p>
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<p>If this setting triggers exceptions in your code, or if instances of a class seem to lose members during storage, check the involved classes (especially their constructors) for problems similar to the one shown in the following section.</p></div>
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