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Lack of an AUTO_INCREMENT id for this table -- The PK given is the 'natural' PK; there is no good reason for a surrogate. MEDIUMINT -- This is a reminder that all INTs should be made as small as is safe (smaller ⇒ faster). Of course the declaration here must match the definition in the tabl...

AnnotationPurpose@TableGeneratorSpecifies generator name and table name where generator can be found@GeneratedValueSpecifies generation strategy and refers to name of generator@ManyToOneSpecifies many to one relationship between Employee and Department@OneToMany(mappedBy="department")crea...

ColumnColumn@TableGeneratorUses table generator strategy for automatic id creation@GeneratedValueSpecifies that the value applied to fields is a generated value@IdAnnotates the field as identifier@ManyToOneSpecifies Many to One relationship between Employee and Department. This annotation is marked...

A ManyToMany mapping describes a relationship between to entities where both can be related to more than one instance of each other, and is defined by the @ManyToMany annotation. Unlike @OneToMany where a foreign key column in the table of the entity can be used, ManyToMany requires a join table, w...

The topic discusses how you can map one-to-many and many-to-many relationships using Entity Framework Code First.

Most of this documentation implicitly or explicitly applies to GNU Emacs. This may be the most well known variant of Emacs, as well as the source of several forks, and the target of some merges. This topic discusses some of the variants of Emacs one may encounter, and their primary differences fro...

How to update a Many to Many relationship in EF Core:

The idea of one to many (1:M) concerns the joining of rows to each other, specifically cases where a single row in one table corresponds to many rows in another. 1:M is one-directional, that is, any time you query a 1:M relationship, you can use the 'one' row to select 'many' rows in another table,...