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143 changes: 71 additions & 72 deletions spec/src/main/asciidoc/ch02-entities.adoc
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* Entity `Employee` is mapped to a table named `EMPLOYEE`.
* Entity `Cubicle` is mapped to a table named `CUBICLE`.
* Table `EMPLOYEE` contains a foreign key to
table `CUBICLE`. The foreign key column is named `ASSIGNEDCUBICLE_` <PK
of CUBICLE>, where <PK of CUBICLE> denotes the name of the primary key
column of table `CUBICLE`. The foreign key column has the same type as
the primary key of `CUBICLE`, and there is a unique key constraint on
it.
* Table `EMPLOYEE` contains a foreign key to table `CUBICLE`.
The foreign key column is named `ASSIGNEDCUBICLE_<PK of CUBICLE>`,
where `<PK of CUBICLE>` denotes the name of the primary key column
of table `CUBICLE`. The foreign key column has the same type as the
primary key of `CUBICLE`, and there is a unique key constraint on it.

==== Bidirectional ManyToOne / OneToMany Relationships

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* Entity `Employee` is mapped to a table named `EMPLOYEE`.
* Entity `Department` is mapped to a table named `DEPARTMENT`.
* Table `EMPLOYEE` contains a foreign key to
table `DEPARTMENT`. The foreign key column is named `DEPARTMENT_` <PK
of DEPARTMENT>, where <PK of DEPARTMENT> denotes the name of the primary
key column of table `DEPARTMENT`. The foreign key column has the same
* Table `EMPLOYEE` contains a foreign key to table `DEPARTMENT`.
The foreign key column is named `DEPARTMENT_<PK of DEPARTMENT>`,
where `<PK of DEPARTMENT>` denotes the name of the primary key
column of table `DEPARTMENT`. The foreign key column has the same
type as the primary key of `DEPARTMENT`.

==== Unidirectional Single-Valued Relationships
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* Entity `Employee` is mapped to a table named `EMPLOYEE`.
* Entity `TravelProfile` is mapped to a table named `TRAVELPROFILE`.
* Table `EMPLOYEE` contains a foreign key to
table `TRAVELPROFILE`. The foreign key column is named `PROFILE_` <PK
of TRAVELPROFILE>, where <PK of TRAVELPROFILE> denotes the name of the
primary key column of table `TRAVELPROFILE`. The foreign key column has
the same type as the primary key of `TRAVELPROFILE`, and there is a
* Table `EMPLOYEE` contains a foreign key to table `TRAVELPROFILE`.
The foreign key column is named `PROFILE_<PK of TRAVELPROFILE>`,
where `<PK of TRAVELPROFILE>` denotes the name of the primary key
column of table `TRAVELPROFILE`. The foreign key column has the
same type as the primary key of `TRAVELPROFILE`, and there is a
unique key constraint on it.

===== Unidirectional ManyToOne Relationships
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* Entity `Employee` is mapped to a table named `EMPLOYEE`.
* Entity `Address` is mapped to a table named `ADDRESS`.
* Table `EMPLOYEE` contains a foreign key to
table `ADDRESS`. The foreign key column is named `ADDRESS_` <PK of
ADDRESS>, where <PK of ADDRESS> denotes the name of the primary key
column of table `ADDRESS`. The foreign key column has the same type as
the primary key of `ADDRESS`.
* Table `EMPLOYEE` contains a foreign key to table `ADDRESS`.
The foreign key column is named `ADDRESS_<PK of ADDRESS>`,
where `<PK of ADDRESS>` denotes the name of the primary key
column of table `ADDRESS`. The foreign key column has the same
type as the primary key of `ADDRESS`.

==== Bidirectional ManyToMany Relationships [[a708]]

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`PROJECT_EMPLOYEE` (owner name first). This join table has two foreign
key columns. One foreign key column refers to table `PROJECT` and has
the same type as the primary key of `PROJECT`. The name of this foreign
key column is `PROJECTS_` <PK of PROJECT>, where <PK of PROJECT> denotes
key column is `PROJECTS_<PK of PROJECT>`, where `<PK of PROJECT>` denotes
the name of the primary key column of table `PROJECT`. The other
foreign key column refers to table `EMPLOYEE` and has the same type as
the primary key of `EMPLOYEE`. The name of this foreign key column is
`EMPLOYEES_` <PK of EMPLOYEE>, where <PK of EMPLOYEE> denotes the name
`EMPLOYEES_<PK of EMPLOYEE>`, where `<PK of EMPLOYEE>` denotes the name
of the primary key column of table `EMPLOYEE`.

==== Unidirectional Multi-Valued Relationships [[a758]]
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`EMPLOYEE_ANNUALREVIEW` (owner name first). This join table has two
foreign key columns. One foreign key column refers to table `EMPLOYEE`
and has the same type as the primary key of `EMPLOYEE`. This foreign
key column is named `EMPLOYEE_` <PK of EMPLOYEE>, where <PK of EMPLOYEE>
key column is named `EMPLOYEE_<PK of EMPLOYEE>`, where `<PK of EMPLOYEE>`
denotes the name of the primary key column of table `EMPLOYEE`. The
other foreign key column refers to table `ANNUALREVIEW` and has the same
type as the primary key of `ANNUALREVIEW`. This foreign key column is
named `ANNUALREVIEWS_` <PK of ANNUALREVIEW>, where <PK of ANNUALREVIEW>
named `ANNUALREVIEWS_<PK of ANNUALREVIEW>`, where `<PK of ANNUALREVIEW>`
denotes the name of the primary key column of table `ANNUALREVIEW`.
There is a unique key constraint on the foreign key that refers to table
`ANNUALREVIEW`.
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`EMPLOYEE_PATENT` (owner name first). This join table has two foreign
key columns. One foreign key column refers to table `EMPLOYEE` and has
the same type as the primary key of `EMPLOYEE`. This foreign key column
is named `EMPLOYEE_` <PK of EMPLOYEE>, where <PK of EMPLOYEE> denotes
is named `EMPLOYEE_<PK of EMPLOYEE>`, where `<PK of EMPLOYEE>` denotes
the name of the primary key column of table `EMPLOYEE`. The other
foreign key column refers to table `PATENT` and has the same type as the
primary key of `PATENT`. This foreign key column is named `PATENTS_`
<PK of PATENT>, where <PK of PATENT> denotes the name of the primary key
column of table `PATENT`.
primary key of `PATENT`. This foreign key column is named
`PATENTS_<PK of PATENT>`, where `<PK of PATENT>` denotes the name of the
primary key column of table `PATENT`.

=== Inheritance [[a765]]

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the above rules apply, including when their use is nested within that of
other annotations:

* EntityResult(discriminatorColumn *element*)
* FieldResult(column *element*)
* ColumnResult(name *element*)
* CollectionTable(name, catalog, schema *elements*)
* Column(name, columnDefinition, table *elements*)
* DiscriminatorColumn(name, columnDefinition *elements*)
* ForeignKey(name, foreignKeyDefinition *elements*)
* Index(name, columnList *elements*)
* JoinColumn(name, referencedColumnName, columnDefinition, table *elements*)
* JoinTable(name, catalog, schema *elements*)
* MapKeyColumn(name, columnDefinition, table *elements*)
* MapKeyJoinColumn(name, referencedColumnName, columnDefinition, table *elements*)
* NamedStoredProcedureQuery(procedureName *element*)
* OrderColumn(name, columnDefinition *elements*)
* PrimaryKeyJoinColumn(name, referencedColumnName, columnDefinition *elements*)
* SecondaryTable(name, catalog, schema *elements*)
* SequenceGenerator(sequenceName, catalog, schema *elements*)
* StoredProcedureParameter(name *element*)
* Table(name, catalog, schema *elements*)
* TableGenerator(table, catalog, schema, pkColumnName, valueColumnName *elements*)
* UniqueConstraint(name, columnNames *elements*)
* `EntityResult(discriminatorColumn *element*)`
* `FieldResult(column *element*)`
* `ColumnResult(name *element*)`
* `CollectionTable(name, catalog, schema *elements*)`
* `Column(name, columnDefinition, table *elements*)`
* `DiscriminatorColumn(name, columnDefinition *elements*)`
* `ForeignKey(name, foreignKeyDefinition *elements*)`
* `Index(name, columnList *elements*)`
* `JoinColumn(name, referencedColumnName, columnDefinition, table *elements*)`
* `JoinTable(name, catalog, schema *elements*)`
* `MapKeyColumn(name, columnDefinition, table *elements*)`
* `MapKeyJoinColumn(name, referencedColumnName, columnDefinition, table *elements*)`
* `NamedStoredProcedureQuery(procedureName *element*)`
* `OrderColumn(name, columnDefinition *elements*)`
* `PrimaryKeyJoinColumn(name, referencedColumnName, columnDefinition *elements*)`
* `SecondaryTable(name, catalog, schema *elements*)`
* `SequenceGenerator(sequenceName, catalog, schema *elements*)`
* `StoredProcedureParameter(name *element*)`
* `Table(name, catalog, schema *elements*)`
* `TableGenerator(table, catalog, schema, pkColumnName, valueColumnName *elements*)`
* `UniqueConstraint(name, columnNames *elements*)`

The following XML elements and types contain
elements or attributes whose values correspond to names of database
identifiers and for which the above rules apply:

* entity-mappings(schema, catalog *elements*)
* persistence-unit-defaults(schema, catalog *elements*)
* collection-table(name, catalog, schema *attributes*)
* column(name, table, column-definition *attributes*)
* column-result(name *attribute*)
* discriminator-column(name, column-definition *attributes*)
* entity-result(discriminator-column *attribute*)
* field-result(column *attribute*)
* foreign-key(name, foreign-key-definition *attributes*)
* index(name *attribute*, column-list *element*)
* join-column(name, referenced-column-name, column-definition, table *attributes*)
* join-table(name, catalog, schema *attributes*)
* map-key-column(name, column-definition, table *attributes*)
* map-key-join-column(name, referenced-column-name, column-definition, table *attributes*)
* named-stored-procedure-query(procedure-name *attribute*)
* order-column(name, column-definition *attributes*)
* primary-key-join-column(name, referenced-column-name, column-definition *attributes*)
* secondary-table(name, catalog, schema *attributes*)
* sequence-generator(sequence-name, catalog, schema *attributes*)
* stored-procedure-parameter(name *attribute*)
* table(name, catalog, schema *attributes*)
* table-generator(table, catalog, schema, pk-column-name, value-column-name *attributes*)
* unique-constraint(name *attribute*, column-name *element*)
* `entity-mappings(schema, catalog *elements*)`
* `persistence-unit-defaults(schema, catalog *elements*)`
* `collection-table(name, catalog, schema *attributes*)`
* `column(name, table, column-definition *attributes*)`
* `column-result(name *attribute*)`
* `discriminator-column(name, column-definition *attributes*)`
* `entity-result(discriminator-column *attribute*)`
* `field-result(column *attribute*)`
* `foreign-key(name, foreign-key-definition *attributes*)`
* `index(name *attribute*, column-list *element*)`
* `join-column(name, referenced-column-name, column-definition, table *attributes*)`
* `join-table(name, catalog, schema *attributes*)`
* `map-key-column(name, column-definition, table *attributes*)`
* `map-key-join-column(name, referenced-column-name, column-definition, table *attributes*)`
* `named-stored-procedure-query(procedure-name *attribute*)`
* `order-column(name, column-definition *attributes*)`
* `primary-key-join-column(name, referenced-column-name, column-definition *attributes*)`
* `secondary-table(name, catalog, schema *attributes*)`
* `sequence-generator(sequence-name, catalog, schema *attributes*)`
* `stored-procedure-parameter(name *attribute*)`
* `table(name, catalog, schema *attributes*)`
* `table-generator(table, catalog, schema, pk-column-name, value-column-name *attributes*)`
* `unique-constraint(name *attribute*, column-name *element*)`
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* `Column`
* `DiscriminatorColumn`
* `EmbeddedId`
* _Enumerated, MapKeyEnumerated_
* `Enumerated`, `MapKeyEnumerated`
* `ForeignKey`
* `GeneratedValue`
* `Id`
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* `SequenceGenerator`
* `Table`
* `TableGenerator`
* _Temporal, MapKeyTemporal_
* `Temporal`, `MapKeyTemporal`
* `UniqueConstraint`
* `Version`

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