This problem happens when we use any kind of legal word as the name of
the table or column. Here, the legal word means a word which is treated
by hibernate in a different manner. For instance, if you user the word
'from' as the column name, the same error will occur because the word
'from' is used in the sql (select * from tablename). I advice you to
change the column names.
So, it will be better if the reserved keyword is not used as the column name or table name......
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So, it will be better if the reserved keyword is not used as the column name or table name......
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Hey.. thanks for the gr8 information. I was stucked with this error for 1 week. thanks a lot :)
ReplyDeletethank you for this useful information I got stuck for 4 hrs . thanks a lot
ReplyDeleteThank you for the explain. It's very helpful! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot CV. I spent 2 days trying to solve this. I was using value and key as the names of of my columns. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for Given the advice
ReplyDeleteThanka a lot Visruth because i spend 2hours trying to solve that problem.. just am change the name of columns in DB. then it would be success
ReplyDeleteWow... Saved my day :)
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