Team, I have a database view already created. I am now trying to crea

@manikandang You need to do two things here:
1. Provide the name of the database view to the 'name' attribute of @Table annotation.
2. Provide the name of the column (which ever you feel is sufficient to uniquely identify a record) in your view to the 'name' attribute of the @Column annotation and designate this element with @Id annotation.

Also please remember that there may not be a need to drop the view (Assuming that a working View is in place) because if the XSD doesn't map to the database entity it means that there is a problem with XSD, and we should try rectifying the problem in same.

Here's an example of how you may do it:





@Table(name="nameOfDatabaseView")





@Id @Column(name="nameOfUniqueIdColumnInDatabaseView")


\ t<--\tOther columns goes here\t-->




And if you didn't make a search prior to posting, I would like to suggest to do so, as I remember there are some posts which resembles your query.

@manikandang You need to do two things here:
1. Provide the name of the database view to the 'name' attribute of @Table annotation.
2. Provide the name of the column (which ever you feel is sufficient to uniquely identify a record) in your view to the 'name' attribute of the @Column annotation and designate this element with @Id annotation.

Also please remember that there may not be a need to drop the view (Assuming that a working View is in place) because if the XSD doesn't map to the database entity it means that there is a problem with XSD, and we should try rectifying the problem in same.

Here's an example of how you may do it:





@Table(name="nameOfDatabaseView")





@Id @Column(name="nameOfUniqueIdColumnInDatabaseView")


\ t<--\tOther columns goes here\t-->




And if you didn't make a search prior to posting, I would like to suggest to do so, as I remember there are some posts which resembles your query.