| House |
This class provides an example of a parent/inverse side of a many-to-one, uni-directional relationship where
the parent and foreign key must use a compound value.
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| HousePK |
This class provides an example compound primary key value that will be used in a many-to-one,
uni-directional relationship.
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| Item |
This class provides an example of a child entity that derives its primary key from
the parent/one side of a many-to-one relation.
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| ItemPK |
This class provides an example primary key class for a child entity that
derives one of its primary key values from its parent entity in a many-to-one
relationship.
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| ItemType |
This class is an example of a parent in a many-to-one, uni-directional relation where the
primary key of the child is derived from the primary key of the parent.
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| Occupant |
This class provides an example of the owning/child side of a many-to-one, uni-directional relationship
where the parent uses a (embedded) compound primary key.
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| State |
This class provides an example one/parent entity in a many-to-one, uni-directional relationship.
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| StateResident |
This class provides an example of the owning side of a many-to-one, uni-directional relationship
that is realized through a foreign key from the child to the parent entity.
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