I won't go so far as Chuck is with it not solving anything -- I do
agree that (in principle) it is good for this. I've personally never
seen it actually work, though. Presumably it's just calling through
EOSynchronizationFactory and thus is probably pretty easy to
integrate into Entity Modeler in the same way we integrate SQL gen.
ms
On Jun 9, 2007, at 2:35 PM, Riccardo De Menna wrote:
> Ok I'll look into some easy way to update my db's but I will miss
> that function... during the early stages of any project I tackle I
> keep changing the model non stop as I figure out the best way to do
> things. If at any rebuild I had to reinsert some "basic" data every
> time to make it work (for example a user record to access some
> restricted area) it would be really slow.
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