Scott Eade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[... about migrating database structure ...]
>Torque does not support this.
Correct. Torque is not very big on database meta-structures. However,
no O/R layer I've played with in the past (Torque, Hibernate, player)
is. All O/R layers shine when it comes to mapping objects onto
content.
But managing or migrating the actual database structure is almost
never part of the O/R scope.
>As I enhance my applications for a new release I manually craft a
>database migration script to make the necessary table changes. I still
>use Torque to regenerate the om layer, but maintenance of the database
>structure is done manually.
Same here. I was thinking about using inheritance and mapping to
multiple tables using Hibernate but bugs crawled out and performance
slowed dramatically, so I prefer to migrate the table structure.
Regards
Henning
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