can you create a documentation with all the database schema that i need to create to instead to save in memory this project start to save into a database, create a doc with all the code that i need to change to achieve that and the saving will be thrgoug a http call to an external endpoint to save the data and we'll bring all the data through this endpoint too
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can you create a documentation with all the database schema that i need to create to instead to save in memory this project start to save into a database, create a doc with all the code that i need to change to achieve that and the saving will be thrgoug a http call to an external endpoint to save the data and we'll bring all the data through this endpoint too
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