SchemaMapping with a mapping of your schema to (Schema) null. Have you tried that?
Will do that today. This is exactly what I need for one product of mine. That makes sense. Of course, these specific things can always be implemented with writable views, as well. Yes, I think so. But MySQL, for instance, has a good long list<http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/create-view.html>of things you cannot do with views, but can do with regular tables. Also as I know views even simple ones come with some small performance penalty. About prefix mapping - I see now. But I think it was originated only from the limitations of shared hosting providers to allow maximum X mysql databases per account, not from the convenience of use. About dreams about jooq - it was a joke, but to be serious, today Zuckerberg came to me in my dream. Or rather I came to him applying for a job in Facebook (don't know which one though). And he told me to call him back after presentation. Don't know which one again, though... Next time I see him I will try to persuade him to abandon PHP in favour of Java and jooq. Will see what good will come of it... ;)
