Offline availability management for workspace content

A system comprising:

• at least one hardware processor;
• and
• at least one non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing instructions, which, when executed by the at least one hardware processor, cause the system to:
• maintain, in a memory of the system, an entry indicating that a particular object of a database system is available offline;
• maintain, in the memory of the system, one or more lists indicating one or more conditions causing the particular object to be available offline;
• receive a request to remove the particular object from offline availability;
• remove, from the memory of the system, a list of the one or more lists, wherein the list comprises:
• an origin identifier identifying an origin object of the database system that initiated offline availability of the particular object, wherein the origin identifier is associated with the request,
• a source identifier identifying an intermediate object of the database system through which offline availability of the particular object propagated, and
• an object identifier identifying the particular object as offline;
• determine whether the one or more lists have been removed from the memory of the system;
• in response to determining that the one or more lists have been removed:
• remove, from the memory of the system, the entry;
• and
• remove, from the memory of the system, content data of the particular object.

A method comprising:

• receiving, at a system, a request identifying a particular object of a database system to be made available offline;
• in response to receiving the request:
• inserting, into a first data structure stored in a memory of the system, a first entry identifying the particular object;
• and
• inserting, into a second data structure stored in the memory of the system, a first list indicating a condition causing the particular object to be made available offline,
• wherein the first list identifies (1) an origin object of the database system that initiated offline availability of the particular object, (2) an intermediate object of the database system through which offline availability of the particular object propagates, and (3) the particular object as available offline;
• in response to the particular object being a collection view:
• inserting, into the first data structure, a second entry identifying a page displayed by the collection view;
• and
• inserting, into the second data structure, a second list indicating that offline availability of the page was initiated by offline availability of the collection view;
• and
• storing, in the memory of the system, content data of the particular object for offline access by the system.