Hibernation has a "version" type that you can use to do this. We use it on the User object. Of course, it only works if you're using Hibernate. For the POJOs you create, we don't force you to do this, but it is pretty easy to add.
Matt On 1/21/07, Fan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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