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difference between mappedby and @joincolumn

 
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Hi, I am trying to create a one to many relationship and i can see "mapped by" is used in parent side and @JoinColumn on the child side. Event if we use @JoinColum on parent side, it works. So i am not clear at this point when to use mapped by and when @JoinColumn. Please advice.

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