you can use @Column like this:
@OneToMany(cascade = {CascadeType.ALL})
| @Column(nullable=false)
| ListJuniors juniors = new ArrayListJuniors();
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you could try @Column(nullable=false)
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Thanks for the advice. However, the problem is that those columns are out of
scope for any annotations I place on my columns.
That's because those columns are automatically generated by hibernate to keep
track of the OneToMany relationships. In other words I have no column on which
I could
