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I was wondering how complex is the following case:
Given an existing project, usually there's some Objects that represents tables (ORM). A lot of projects are using Hibernate in the context of Java, so I will use it as an example.
In an existing project, with the Entities already created and probably some repositories or services using the entity manager to execute some queries, it's possible to scan this entities, giving in this way the database schema.
With the schema, we could ask to an AI to generate queries in a semantic way, and we could execute them (remember, we are in a project that is already executing queries). Giving a result.
This result, could be processed and retrieved back (We could generate a text from it or just return it).
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I was wondering how complex is the following case:
Given an existing project, usually there's some Objects that represents tables (ORM). A lot of projects are using Hibernate in the context of Java, so I will use it as an example.
In an existing project, with the Entities already created and probably some repositories or services using the entity manager to execute some queries, it's possible to scan this entities, giving in this way the database schema.
With the schema, we could ask to an AI to generate queries in a semantic way, and we could execute them (remember, we are in a project that is already executing queries). Giving a result.
This result, could be processed and retrieved back (We could generate a text from it or just return it).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: