Hi,
If I want to map a struct to 2 tables who have mostly the same info but
different format, is that feasible?
e.g
struct T {
1. id
2. name}
a_mapper = mapper(T, m1, properties={...})
b_mapper = mapper(T, m2, properties={...})
I tried to specify the b_mapper to non-primary one, but when I run the
b_mapper model, it's still contain the a_mapper mapping information.
Is there any way to do this? Or I should create 2 structs to map to 2
models.
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