Use model's TableName() in Cols for dynamic table names

gormcol.go

@@ -9,26 +9,19 @@
 //	    IDProfile           gormcol.Field
 //	    IDAuthorizationRole gormcol.Field
 //	}{
-//	    IDProfile:           gormcol.Field{Column: "id_profile"},
-//	    IDAuthorizationRole: gormcol.Field{Column: "id_authorization_role"},
+//	    IDProfile:           gormcol.Field{Table: (PsAccess{}).TableName(), Column: "id_profile"},
+//	    IDAuthorizationRole: gormcol.Field{Table: (PsAccess{}).TableName(), Column: "id_authorization_role"},
 //	}
-//
-// Then in queries, use the model's TableName():
-//
-//	PsAccess{}.TableName() + "." + gormcol.Column(PsAccessCols.IDProfile) // "ps_access.id_profile"
 package gormcol
 
 // Field represents a GORM column descriptor.
-// It holds only the column name; use the model's TableName() for table qualification.
+// Table should be set using the model's TableName() function for type safety.
 type Field struct {
+	Table  string // Database table name (use model's TableName())
 	Column string // Database column name
 }
 
 // Column returns the column name from a Field descriptor.
-//
-// Example:
-//
-//	gormcol.Column(dbmodel.PsAccessCols.IDAuthorizationRole) // "id_authorization_role"
 func Column(f Field) string {
 	return f.Column
 }