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[[embedded-table]]
== @EmbeddedTable

The Jakarta Persistence compliant way to specify the table to which an embedded value maps is tedious, at best, requiring us of multiple `@AttributeOverride` and/or `@AssociationOverride` annotations -
The Jakarta Persistence compliant way to specify the table to which an embedded value maps is tedious at best, requiring use of multiple `@AttributeOverride` and/or `@AssociationOverride` annotations -

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[source,java]
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The annotation is only legal on top-level embedded. Placement on nested embedded values will be ignored.
The annotation is only legal on a top-level embedded. Placement on nested embedded values will be ignored.

[[read-only-replicas]]
== Read-only replicas
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Two new methods were added to `SchemaManager`:

- `resynchronizeGenerators()` force all sequences to catch up with data imported to their corresponding tables
- `resynchronizeGenerators()` forces all sequences to catch up with data imported to their corresponding tables
- `truncateTable()` truncates a single table and resets its corresponding primary key sequence

In addition, `truncate()` now automatically resets all primary key sequences and tables backing table generators.
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