Theres a couple of considerations:
* When theres a large number of persistent classes, a single mapping
document becomes way to large, unmanageable and virtually impossible to
navigate. ie. the same reason why we don't define all our Java classes in
one big file. Plus, it keeps the mapping right t
> I think you can spell both the verb and the noun with 's' or 'c'
Thanks for clearing that up :)
I was playing with your SchemaUpdater today (getting it working as a
commandline tool). I made a change to get it working with DB2 that I'm not
too happy about: I had to change the schema name to "%
Hey Gavin!
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Subject: Re: [Hibernate] Tom Cellucci's database reverse engineering tool
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> > Can we move towards the "best prac
