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Single table for Class or Single Table for Classes

 
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Hi Guys,

To me (may be bcos im not a native english man), the term "Single table for Class" means that there would be a separate single table for each class. But in real, There is only a single table for all classes.

So I think "Single table for Class" should be read as "Single Table for Classes".

What do you think?
 
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Hi Chaminda,

There are three known mappings available:

1- Single table per class hierarchy
2- Table per concrete class
3- Table per subclass
 
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Thanks,

My bad. It is "single table per class hierarchy". Not single table for class.
 
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