But the referencing key is the primary key of the entity. Isn't that what
@PrimaryKeyJoinColumn is suppose to imply? I would've assumed there would be
some way for the implementation to realize this and setup the keys
appropriately.
I've tried a couple of different strategies all with the same results. But
here is what I've got now:
public class Field {
@Id
@SequenceGenerator(name = "fieldname_seq", sequenceName = "fieldname_seq")
@GeneratedValue(strategy = SEQUENCE, generator = "fieldname_seq")
private long fieldId;
}
public class FieldAccess {
@Id
private long fieldId;
}
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