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 Post subject: What better: Java->Hibernate->DDL or DDL->Hibernate
PostPosted: Fri Oct 31, 2008 2:48 pm 
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Theoretically I can derive from Java classes through Hibernate the refering database definitions or the other way is possible as well.

However from the practical view: Which approach is more used in reality?

On in other words: What is (later during the run of a project) easier:
Make changes in the Java class and adjust the database DDL accordingly with Hibernate tools or modify the database structure and derive the new Java classes from them?

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