How to validate schema with Hibernate (all errors)

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I am using Hibernate 3.2.6 with hbm files. When using option hibernate.hbm2ddl.auto=validate, I receive only the first validation error. Is there a way to show all erros in schema?

Example: City.hbm.xml file has a property called 'name'. When I drop that column from table, I get: Missing column: name in nfe.dbo.city So far OK. But, City.hbm.xml file has another property called state. When I drop 'state' column from table, I receieve the same error (Missing column: name in nfe.dbo.city) and would like to receive all erros in schema (not just the first one).

Stevi Deter · Accepted Answer · 2011-06-21 17:22:13Z

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There is no way to get it to show all errors in the schema because of how the code is written. If you read the code for Configuration.validateSchema() you'll see it throws a HibernateException on the first error found and thus ends the validation process.

answered Jun 21, 2011 at 17:22

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Ivan Bosnic Over a year ago

thanks, well I might just change that code or implement my own validation process.

jelies · Accepted Answer · 2014-02-12 08:41:08Z

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I just created a custom Configuration class to get all the schema violations together. Posting the gist, could be useful to someone else :)

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Justin Smith Over a year ago

It would be awesome to add this to the hibernate maven plugin... I may try to tackle that when I get some time. I'll update if I do it.

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