In hibernate mapping (*.hbm.xml) the "name" attribute of several elements is mapped to same-named column by default. E.g. if we have an entry:
<id name="id" access="property">
Hibernate assumes that it is mapped to "ID" column in the database table.
Since IDEA knows what columns exist in database the cases when a table has no matching column may be highlighted with warning. It even could have a quick fix: insert "column" attribute.
Elements with such attributes:
class/id
class/property
class/composite-id/key-property
...
Description
In hibernate mapping (*.hbm.xml) the "name" attribute of several elements is mapped to same-named column by default. E.g. if we have an entry:
<id name="id" access="property">
Hibernate assumes that it is mapped to "ID" column in the database table.
Since IDEA knows what columns exist in database the cases when a table has no matching column may be highlighted with warning. It even could have a quick fix: insert "column" attribute.
Elements with such attributes:
New Feature
Open
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Hibernate mapping: a warning for cases when name value does not match existing column could be provided