Hi Wieger, Thanks for your answer! This is exactly what I did. But the point is that the B schema only contains the primary key of the entire table specified in schema A. But B has the following properties:
baseClass="A.om.Country" basePeer="A.om.CountryPeer" >From the generated B om classes, they inherit A methods but all of them return null because they don't contain the specific columns in B schema. So my point is to wonder what is the best thing to use: - add A columns in B schema instead of having simply the following: <table name="COUNTRY" baseClass="A.om.Country" basePeer="A.om.CountryPeer" skipSql="true"> <column name="BASEID" type="INTEGER" required="true" javaName="BaseId" primaryKey="true" autoIncrement="true"/> - or get the id from B and use it to retrieve the A.om.Country object to get all fields. - or maybe is there something else to do? Best Regards, Thomas --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
