Hi,

I'm having some really strange data corruption problems using Hibernate 2 with MySQL. Every so often, an UPDATE statement is sent to the database setting some column to a really small value (~ e-10).

I believe this may be Hibernate's fault and was wondering if anyone has experienced anything similar.

I'm pretty sure the problem is not in my code, since some of the updates are issued on tables whose corresponding classes have no way of being saved/updated programatically.

TIA

Hello,
My suggestion is,

1.Try to send your data type of that inserted column.
2.Or Write static query for update and check the given value is updated or
check the data type.
3.Or Pls check your database version is Hibernate community supported or
not.

Thanks

Just to make things clear. I never ask a particular object to be updated. For some really strange reason, Hibernate decides that a particular object should be updated with a random value and issues the UPDATE statement, even though I don't try to save/update the object.

I'm wondering if this has something to do with the cache? Any clues?