ainly with
envy or any system based on locking).
Gavin
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> 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
On Friday 08 November 2002 23:48, Gavin King wrote:
> > Can we move towards the "best practise" of having one mapping per class
> > maybe?
>
> Yeah, I already requested that (theres a thread in the forum).
>
But why is a best practice? One file per class requires, say, ten open editors
to have a
> Can we move towards the "best practise" of having one mapping per class
> maybe?
Yeah, I already requested that (theres a thread in the forum).
P.S. Do I spell practice right? Should it be a 'c' or an 's'? I don't care
about US-style spelling or whatever, but there are two words, right, a verb
Awesome! I just pointed it at a MySQL database I had here and it worked
great. Can't wait to see it cleaned up and put into CVS
I might try it against some more complex schema at work next week.
Can we move towards the "best practise" of having one mapping per class
maybe?
Gavin King wrote:
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