From the monthly archives: April 2007
Mapping a class several times
Imagine that you have several tables with some columns in common. For example, you could have ITEM_AUCTION and ITEM_SALE tables. Usually you map each table to an entity persistent class, ItemAuction and ItemSale respectively. With the help of entity names, you can save work and implement a single persistent class.
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