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Inherited Tables when using EntityUtil to generate data entities as views in Fabric

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Hi

These are questions more than issues, but I don't know where else to ask them:

  1. Given a list of data entities, how do I know which inherited tables are required?
  2. Is it ever necessary to regenerate the tableinheritance.json file, and, if yes, how?
  3. Does the answer to point 2 above change if there is an ISV product which has it's own data entities which also need to be created as views in Fabric?

Thank you
Peter

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Start by reviewing the EntityUtil workflow and the tableinheritance.json file mentioned in the issue. Determine how inherited tables and ISV data entities are identified and documented; done means providing clear answers to all three questions, including when and how regeneration is required.

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Domain
databases
Issue type
Documentation
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5/5
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Needs clarification
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