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…set of data. Added a default for the cursor to be in ascending order. Updated the Query and QueryFromIndex to take the IDBCursorDirection as the last argument. Added two new buttons to get the Employee Data in the descending order. Created two new methods used by the new test buttons for retrieving in reverse order.
…ry Methods. Add links to the IDBCursorDirection documentation
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Added a parameter to control the direction the cursor is traversed when using the Query methods.
This was done for the IDBIndex and IDBObjectStore.
Created new buttons on the test app to get the results in descending order.