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Hibernate 3: java.sql.SQLException: Field 'passwordConfirmation' doesn't have a default value

 
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I've been scratching my head over this error for sometime now but can't work it out. I've been using Hibernate 3 to persist User entity. But I am getting java.sql.SQLException: Field 'passwordConfirmation' doesn't have a default value error when I try to do that.

Following is my User entity:
User.java

Could someone help me understand that why am I getting this error?
 
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hi Deshraj,

Its very difficult to predict what the error might be with just by looking at your bean class.
Please post your SQL script and configuration file too.

but 1 thing that i would like to point out is the use of @NotEmpty when you have declared your property to be of type @Transient.




 
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Hi Hemant

The only entity that I have is User entity and the schema was generated using Hibernate itself. Although it should not be a problem but even after removing @NotEmpty from passwordConfirmation fields, it still gives me the same error. I am using spring mvc 3 with hibernate 3. I am using User entity to represent the form and after submitting the form I find the model populated with the respective fields properly.

Thanks.
 
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Could you post the complete stack trace.
The exception is not caused by @NotEmpty, from what you have poseted it seems like a SQL exception thrown by database
Try removing @Transient from passwordConfirmation
Check the table creation script, this column has a default value set, try removing it.
 
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Hi Rishi

Here is the complete stacktrace:


And here is the schema of the user table:


Thanks.
 
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I was mistakenly using a different schema than the one I was generating using Hibernate. Both the schema had passwordConfirmation field in the User entity so got confused.

I've got it working now. Thanks
 
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