The <except> Element
The <except> element is used to specify an exception to a set of columns that are ignored by a regular expression in a <ignoreColumnsByRegex> element. This allows you to specify a very general regular expression to ignore a large set of columns, then add columns back into the set of columns used for code generation.
For example, if you specify a regular
expression like ".*
" then MBG will ignore every column in a table.
But if you add exceptions, you can add a few columns back.
This element is an optional child
element of the <ignoreColumnsByRegex> element.
Required Attributes
Attribute | Description |
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column | The column name of the exception column. |
Optional Attributes
Attribute | Description |
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delimitedColumnName | If true then MBG will perform a case-sensitive exact
match when matching against returned columns from the database. If
false (default) then the name is considered case-insensitive. |
Child Elements
None