Not really. I suppose it should be easy enough to patch Hibernate to allow this.
Les Stroud wrote:
I have some tables in my hibernate mapping that I am in not control of. However, I like being able to automatically create and change (drop and recreate) my tables. It saves a ton of time. With the tables that I am not in control of (and have mappings to) I have run into a problem. In order for the mappings to compile appropriately (they are foreign keyed) I have to have the mappings for the tables that I am not in control on in the argument list for the schemaexport tool. However, I don’t want those particular tables generated. Is there a way to tell the schemaexport tool about those mappings but to tell it not to generate the ddl for particular mappings?
LES
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