[Scott]

Is there a way I can configure the hibernate mapping funtion to NOT contain the catalog attribute in the class element? It is causing my mappings to generate SQL that looks like this:

insert into fooBar.fooBar.myTable

If I remove the catalog attribute from the generated mapping files all is well.

Thanks,
Scott

[Haris Peco]

Scott,

Please, can you send infos about your database (vendor and version) and example of mapping file ?
What you do and get worng sql ?

Thanks,

[Scott]

I can, but I’d rather find a way to configure the generated mappings. For example, your tool appears to generate bidirectional associations which are not always required. Is there a way to specifiy “tips” for the generation?

P.S. This is a wonderful step in the right direction

Thanks,
Scott

[Haris Peco]

Scott,

You can’t do it in MyEclipse UI, but you can change MyEclipse templates (they use velocity).Unfortunatelly, there isn’t some documentation for that.

Regards,

[Brian Fernandes]

Scott,

A future release will allow explicit direction control. Now that we know users are explicitly asking for it, we’ll up the internal priority.

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