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may be thru altovaspy you can generate tables using by specifying the XSD?
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may be thru altovaspy you can generate tables using by specifying the XSD?

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Hi,<br />
I have some hibernate mapping files representing tables in a datbase. The files are of the form *.hbm.xml . Is there a utility to take these hbm.xml files and convert them into an Apache derby database?<br />
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Kind regards,<br />
Paul
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Hi,
I have some hibernate mapping files representing tables in a datbase. The files are of the form *.hbm.xml . Is there a utility to take these hbm.xml files and convert them into an Apache derby database?

Kind regards,
Paul

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