The ejbLoad would do a select statement from the view.
the ejbStore and ejbCreate would do one or more insert statements into the
tables.
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Do ENTITY Beans map on tables or views in a DB?
if I have a view that use as source of data extracted from 2 or more tables
in my DB,
For instance:
TABLE 1 (field1_1, field1_2, field1_3)
TABLE 2 (field2_1, field2_2, field2_3, field2_4)
VIEW (field1_1, field2_2, field2_4)
a) how can I write ejbLoad, ejbStore and etc. methods?
b) what about the fields that I don't update or matter, like field1_2 or
field1_3 ?
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