TRIMM JPA will leave table and column names up to the default JPA rules, unless you instruct it to specify @Table, @JoinTable, @Column, @JoinColumn, et, e.g. using the addTableAndColumnNames
parameter in the JPA YAML configuration.
It can sometimes be useful to control the table and column names if the default names (which follows the JPA default naming standard) collide with database reserved words or if you use a “modern” database like Oracle which still limits names to 30 characters 😉
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