A builder tries to use entity classes as a second filter engine that duplicates entity-type table conditions. What distinction should be reinforced?
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Short Explanation
Types are the fishing nets (which table, which filter). Classes are the cooler labels (org, app, facility). Using classes as a second net just tangles the line. Keep the jobs separate.
Full Explanation
Entity types specify the source table and conditions used to generate entities. Entity classes provide categorization and hierarchy for reporting and navigation, not a duplicate filter engine. Treating classes as interchangeable with types confuses generation design. Classes also do not replace authority documents or other policy-content artifacts.