All,
Coming up with good meaningful names seems to be harder than writing the code. I am writing a class that given an INI style configuration file representing a DB schema will build that DB. 
[TABLE1]
FIELD1 = INTEGER
FIELD2 = TEXT

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Due to reasons beyond my control, I am stuck with this implementation. I understand the limitations and I also understand existing prior art. Suggestions for alternatives, while appreciated, are futile. With that in mind, can you offer a good meaningful namespace?

Suggestions from the CB (thanks Corion, castaway, and rhesa ) include:

Cheers - L~R

While the implementation is being forced by in-house politics, I don't expect there would be any resistance in releasing the code. If there is any interest in that, let me know.

In reply to Assistance with naming a class by Limbic~Region

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