is there anyway i can only write to a table and never retrieve from that table?

my current tables

table: person
personid
personname
personaddress

table: party
partyid
partyname
partylocation

table: partyperson
partypersonid
partyid
personid

table: currentpartyperson
partypersonid
partyid
personid

the difference between currentpartyperson and partyperson table is that partyperson have 10000 rows of record and while currentpartyperson only have one row of last person.

right now in my party have two list of person and currentperson. when i load the application, they load all the table info in. however, i don't need the information from partyperson, i only need to write to this table. hopefully, i explain my problem clearly. thanks to anyone who can offer me some help.

Your application never needs to read those tables?

So long as partyperson doesn't need to be read to figure out its primary key, it should be fine. So if partypersonid is an identity, or has a default value like newId(), then you'll be fine. You can add a little hibernate-checked safety net by making all attributes in your partyperson table update="false", seeing as you're only ever going to insert into the table.

You may find that you don't need to map partyperson at all. Database triggers that create a partyperson row whenever a currentpartyperson row is inserted or updated will probably work, they'll be faster than hibernate, and they'll reduce the amount of java code you have to maintain.

my application only need to read from currentpartyperson. it never needs to read from partyperson.