At the moment [ForeignKeyReference] only works if you specify a type, and only matches on that exact type.
This can be frustrating because it means you may not be able to use a DAO in a different context and, instead, have to define a new one.
It would be better if [ForeignKeyReference] could also match on table name; i.e., you supply the name of the table or, if you've specified a type, it will match any type marked with a [Table] attribute for the same table.
(I guess this behaviour could be configurable.)
At the moment
[ForeignKeyReference]only works if you specify a type, and only matches on that exact type.This can be frustrating because it means you may not be able to use a DAO in a different context and, instead, have to define a new one.
It would be better if
[ForeignKeyReference]could also match on table name; i.e., you supply the name of the table or, if you've specified a type, it will match any type marked with a[Table]attribute for the same table.(I guess this behaviour could be configurable.)