"rajeshv7" wrote : I think you have mixed up the 'SINGLE_TABLE' and
'JOINED' Inheritance strategies. The Discriminator's are specified only in the
'SINGLE_TABLE' strategy. And in the 'Joined' since all the subclasses
have their own tables there is no need for a discriminator column.
you are not right!
The Discriminator's are not specified only in the 'SINGLE_TABLE' strategy. it
is possible to use into join strategy.
i have book "Pro EJB3 Java Persistence API" (Mike Keith and Merrick
Schincariol)
http://www.amazon.com/Pro-EJB-Java-Persistence-API/dp/1590596455
on page 249 is defined joined strategy and tehere is data model in example Employee,
FullTimeEmployee,PartTimeEmployee and ContractEmployee using Joined Strategy.
find out here Example 1-74
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/ias/toplink/jpa/resources/topli...
Is There any idea ?
I can't resolve this problem
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