Hi!!
Dtabase columns that are not part of the used implementation (not mapped by
properties in the class) are not exposed in the SQL statement to the database -
which is exactly what I want (the database shall set this value, not the sql
statement).
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Oskar
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I don't see how that soved your problem.
Regards
Felix
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Hi!!
No It is not exactly what I want. I solved everything by using inheritance and
the SINGE_TABLE inheritance method. Then I could skip my property I didn't want
to include.
But originally, I have a database specifying the default value. This value is
used by other applications too. So to ce
Not sure if this is what you want: You can simply set a default value on the
java side, either in the constructor or using the factory pattern.
As far as I know there is no JPA way to set a default value.
Regards
Felix
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"oskar.carlstedt" wrote : I have the same problem. Did you find any
answer/solution for this?
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I have the same problem. Did you find any answer/solution for this?
Kind regards
Oskar
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