Hi Richard
So does that mean that ECO allows you to choose between having each class in
a separate table, each concrete class in a separate table or even multiple
different classes in the same table, when doing the DB generation?
Todd.
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That is what ECO and Bold do (generate db from object model). But I
suspect you want it for D-win32.
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Just out of interest, has anyone got any comments about code generators.
I had a quick look at MyGenerator and it seems to me, that generating
code from a database schema is putting the cart before the horse in an
OO world.
It looks like every class is effectively turned into a record structure.
It forces the object model to reflect the data model, rather than the
other way around.
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