Hammer, nail, hit.You're spot on there - that all sounds excellent.I see your point about the primary key class - we don't have that problem, as we don't have any primary keys.I had some thoughts about being able to use the selectByExample methods to implement the selectByTeamId, but I couldn't see
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The primary key class is seperated so that the method signatures for
selectByPrimaryKey and deleteByPrimaryKey can only require the primary key, and
not the class that represents the entire row. I did it that way because I
have s
The primary key class is seperated so that the method signatures for selectByPrimaryKey and deleteByPrimaryKey can only require the primary key, and not the class that represents the entire row. I did it that way because I have strong dislike of using half empty objects. For example, if the delet
