Hi fellows,
I'm a bit embraced to ask but I can't find it on the docs, nor any example
on the web.
I understand that torque implements inheritance using one table and I have a
question with regards to the properties-
Let's say class B and C inherits from A.
A has the attribute a.
B has the attribute b (and the one inherited from A).
C has the attribute c (and the one inherited from A).
Is there any way to avoid the situation in which class B has all three
methods getA() ... getC() ?
E.g. have a schema other than:
<table name="A">
<column name="a" type="INTEGER" primaryKey="true"/>
<column name="b" type="INTEGER" primaryKey="true"/>
<column name="c" type="INTEGER" primaryKey="true"/>
<column name="FOO" inheritance="single" type="CHAR" size="1">
<inheritance key="B" class="B"
extends="com.isbn.logic.beans.torqueOM.fetchbookCentral.A"/>
<inheritance key="C" class="C"
extends="com.isbn.logic.beans.torqueOM.fetchbookCentral.A"/>
</column>
</table>
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