I've searched high & low, but can't seem to find the answer on how to accomplish this:

We have a database column of type 'bit' that accepts null values (so it allows 3 values). We have the mapping setup w/ type "boolean":



The problem is that even if we explicitly set the property to null (since the class is storing the value as a java.lang.Boolean, this is allowed), Hibernate inserts a 0 (false). How can you override this functionality and allow 0, 1, and null to be inserted?

TIA.
Michael

Sorry, the mapping type is boolean, not integer:

you can do it with java boolean (java boolean have only true or false(, but you have try
with Boolean class - it have null value

you can't do it with java boolean

sorry