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 Post subject: Multi-Column indexes for MappedSuperclass classes
PostPosted: Thu Jan 12, 2012 7:30 am 
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Hi,

i want to declare an index on a class that is annotated as @mappedsuperclass

In this class the final table name is unknown so the normal way (Hibernate-Table-Annoation with the indexes property) is not possible as this annotation forces me to define an appliesTo property with the target table name.

Is there a different way to define my index?
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