tableperconcreteclass
TablePerConcreteClass is a strategy used in object-relational mapping (ORM) to map each concrete class in an inheritance hierarchy to a separate table in a relational database. This approach is particularly useful when dealing with complex inheritance structures where each subclass has unique attributes that are not shared with other subclasses.
In TablePerConcreteClass, each concrete class is mapped to its own table, and the tables do not share
One of the main advantages of TablePerConcreteClass is its simplicity. Since each table corresponds directly to
However, the duplication of common attributes can lead to increased storage requirements and potential data inconsistency
TablePerConcreteClass is often used in scenarios where performance is critical, and the overhead of joins is
In summary, TablePerConcreteClass is a mapping strategy that maps each concrete class to a separate table,