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crazylittlemonkeys
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# Posted on: 06-May-2005 21:15:42   

What is the difference between Full and Full/Safe?

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# Posted on: 06-May-2005 23:06:21   

Full overwrites derived entity classes, Full/safe doesn't (only overwrites entity base classes). simple_smile

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chaimweb
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# Posted on: 31-May-2005 16:49:02   

Do you mean it will not overwrite the Entity Classes but the **Base Entity classes **WILL be overwritten !

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# Posted on: 31-May-2005 18:02:31   

chaimweb wrote:

Do you mean it will not overwrite the Entity Classes but the **Base Entity classes **WILL be overwritten !

Ooops, completely correct flushed . I've corrected my posting. Thanks!

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Bruce
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# Posted on: 18-May-2006 14:28:48   

Are there any differences between [Full/Safe] and [Base classes only]?

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# Posted on: 18-May-2006 18:13:27   

Full/safe generates all classes though doesn't overwrite derived entity classes if they're present. Base classes only doesn't generate the derived entity classes. So if you're starting a new project, you shouldn't use base classes only simple_smile .

However, I'd simply go for full/safe. base classes only is deprecated and is removed in v2.

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# Posted on: 19-May-2006 15:21:55   

OK - Thanks Otis.