quintacms/cli/settings/codegen.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<codegen>
<!--
	This XML file defines the settings used when running the Code Generator.
	When running CodeGen, you must specify a CodeGenSettings XML file like
	this one to use.  Feel free to copy, modify, etc.
-->
	<!-- General CodeGen Settings -->
	<name application="Quinta CMS"/>
	<templateEscape begin="&lt;%" end="%&gt;"/>

	<!-- Define Data Sources (e.g. Databases, Services, etc.) -->
	<dataSources>

		<database index="1">
			<!-- Append Prefixes/Suffixes to the Following Code Generated Items -->
			<className prefix="" suffix=""/>
			<associatedObjectName prefix="" suffix=""/>

			<!-- Table Type Identifiers - Used to Classify Tables in your Data Model -->
			<typeTableIdentifier suffix="_type"/>
			<associationTableIdentifier suffix="_assn"/>

			<!-- Other -->
			<stripFromTableName prefix=""/>

			<!-- Specific Tables to Exclude or Include in the CodeGen process -->
			<!--
					* "include" is used to override any "exclude" patterns or lists
					* "list" should be a  comma-separated list of table names
					* "pattern" is a regexp pattern
				So for example, if you only want to codegen any table prefixed with "qc_",
				you should set an excludeTables pattern to exclude all, or "[0-9a-zA-Z_]*".
				And then you should set an includeTables pattern of "^qc_[0-9a-zA-Z_]*".
			-->
			<excludeTables pattern="" list=""/>
			<includeTables pattern="" list=""/>

			<!-- Support for "Beta 2" version of Manual Queries and Hard Coded Column Names -->
			<manualQuery support="false"/>

			<!-- Virtual Foreign Key Relationships -->
			<!--
				There are two ways to define relationships.  To signify a virtual FK
				relationship (for example, on foo.bar_id which would key to bar.id)
				you can:

				A) Simply define the relationship in the <relationships/> tag using
				   the following format:
					foo.bar_id => bar.id
					bar.other_id => other.id
					(with one relationship per line)
				   Note that because the relationships data uses a ">" symbol, proper
				   XML rules dictate that the content of the relationships script must
				   be escaped with <![CDATA[ and ]]> tags.

				B) You can define the relationships in totally separate relationships
				   script file by using the <relationshipsScript/> tag, where you can
				   specify a filepath and a format.  Format can either be:
					qcodo - follows the same "foo.bar_id => bar.id" as above
					sql - parses the script, looking for SQL-based ALTER TABLE statments like:
				    	ALTER TABLE foo ADD CONSTRAINT blah FOREIGN KEY (bar_id) REFERENCES bar (id);
			-->
			<relationships><![CDATA[
			]]></relationships>
			<relationshipsScript filepath="" format="sql"/>
		</database>
	</dataSources>
</codegen>