Kodo doesn't create table for HashMap?

Hi,
here is the metadata
<class name="ClassA" identity-type="datastore" >
<field name="hashMapField">
<map key-type="ClassB" value-type="ClassC"/>
</field>
</class>
I found that Kodo use a BLOB to represent the HashMap field instead of
using a new table. So we can't check the actually data in the db?
Thank very much

Kodo 2.x can't persist maps where the key type is a first class object.
This feature will be in 3.0.

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