311 5. 1. exception says java.sql.SQLException: Access denied for user 'MyUserName'@'localhost' which means database user is MyUserName . but in application.properties file you set spring.datasourse.username = root. seems like your program getting database user and password from some where else. - Yahampath.orghibernate.exception.JDBCConnectionException: Could not open connection exception in MySQL 0 Spring MVC JPA exception org.hibernate.exception.SQLGrammarException
NotethatI use the log4jdbc for a resolved parameter in the SQL statement log. If you do the same, you should see the actual SQL statement sent to the database server, and if the arguments are quoted or not.1 1) Adapt your entity that it includes the field "pincode". @Entity @Table (name="UserDetails") public class userDetails { @Column (name="pincode", columnDefinition="Number (10) default '34562'") int pincode; 2) or alter the underlying table so that the pincode field has a default value:
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Yes but you can only be sure that something has been saved once a flush has been done, and the transaction has been committed. So that's where you should catch the exception (i.e. put a try block around the call to the method that starts the transaction, saves in database and commits the transaction). -
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