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Sun, 11/16/2003 - 15:32 — Christoph C. Cemper

Found this funny story – Fighting with Java about Toplink beginner's experiences …

Quote:

The beginning was hard. I decided go right ahead and imported all tables (over 300) into Toplink workbench, some fields and references were missing, it crashed when adding more than ten tables at once (too many open cusors Exception). It generated database schema with errors and when all references seemed ok in workbench it crashed during startup. It was hard first week.

well… 80% completeness or so – don't you agree?

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