Hello there,
Using auto-mapping, how to ignore a base class that exists only in the
model, and that we don't want in the database?
The need is the same that for the typical base type all our entities
derive from, (that we specify using Conventions.IsBaseType property)
except that it only concern some of them.
E.g. :
class Entity { int Id }
class abstract User : Entity { string FirstName, string LastName }
class SomeKindOfUser : User { some attributes... }
class OtherKindOfUser : User { some other attributes }
>From the previous model, I would like to end with only two tables
SomeKindOfUser & OtherKindOfUser.
Thanks!
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