| Re: [eclipselink-users] Using EclipseLink to verify tables existence |
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The Dali Java Persistence Tools project does compare the classes in a
persistence unit with a target schema and reports inconsistencies.
Dali is a JPA design time tool but it should be possible to leverage
Dali functionality to build a tool that simply reports the information
you're looking for. Dali also supports advanced EclipseLink mappings
and configuration validation. I suggest posting about this on the Dali newsgroup: http://www.eclipse.org/newsportal/thread.php?group=eclipse.technology.dali --Shaun Krohn wrote: Hi, I have a database which is accessed by old client/server apps besides JPA/EclipseLink. My JPA app can't update database schema. How can I use EclipseLink to just report schema inconsistences with my entities? I want to write an app that reports a system administrator tables and columns missing. Any ideas? --
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