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I got the answers from u all regarding the previous topic that was use of hibernate with table not having any primary key, but i have one question that can we use transient keyword prefixed to ID variable in the entity class so that not to persist that value into database???????
No. You must have a persistent ID in all your Hibernate entities. The
transientkeyword is used to avoid serializing it when transferring the object to another JVM (or to a file). The@Transientannotation is used to mark a field not persistent, but it can’t be used for the ID, which is absolutely necessary in order to use Hibernate.