ithin a hand-coded/generated Java class would be a good starting point.
Thank you kindly (et, milles remerciements pour vos travaux exceptionels),
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I would not try to stretch yourself with backward compatibility to 1.2.
That is ancient history.
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Emmanuel Bernard wrote:
http://forum.hibernate.org/viewtopic.php?t=938979
We should make a choice.
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Christian Bauer wrote:
Christian Bauer wrote:
Starting with H3, we recommend the new EJB3-style operations create()
and merge().
merge has got to be one of the weirdest choices conceived in all my
years of writing code to describe a save operation.
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Hi Emmanual,
I am continuing a history of DDL design tools in java and have jumped
into Hibernate Annotations as a possible answer to creating a unified
tool set for data base design management (hundreds of designs, thousands
of tables).
Here is my take on the general problem you describe.
When
