Very good video, very good indeed, explains things well and in detail. Just one thing, the "parent" of the relationship between the entities does not necessarily have to be the one that carries the foreign key, it can also be the other one without any problems, you will define this by adjusting it via OnDelete and OnUpdate. Example: User and Photo, User is the "parent" of Photo and even so it is common and even ideal in this case to have Photo "load" the "user_id" and not the other way around, which would be the User "loading" the "photo_id".
Your all sessions regards java spring boot are awesome thanks for such awesome content. I have some requests if possible can you create some detailed sessions regarding quartz api, Itext latest api and Apache api and file data upload from excel file and csv files i know but always confusing it’s a humble request.
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Great session sir, you deserves millions of subscribers.
I am a foreigner, how do I join your course like this? Can you group it into a playlist and then register it through RUclips Membership? plssss
or Udemy plssss
Yesssss
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Sir can you please arrange your spring boot lectures in a sequence so that we can understand what we have to learn after each lecture ...
Sure, I will do it ASAP ❤️
@@SeleniumExpress yes please sir. you are the best teacher on spring on youtube
Yes . There are so many videos on one single topic. Please arrange it in a sequence
Thank you so much Abhilash
I was eagerly waiting for this mapping series
Finally web series is launched 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you again❤❤
Thank you for the great explanation!
Thanks for the detailed topic
My pleasure ❤️
Very good video, very good indeed, explains things well and in detail. Just one thing, the "parent" of the relationship between the entities does not necessarily have to be the one that carries the foreign key, it can also be the other one without any problems, you will define this by adjusting it via OnDelete and OnUpdate. Example: User and Photo, User is the "parent" of Photo and even so it is common and even ideal in this case to have Photo "load" the "user_id" and not the other way around, which would be the User "loading" the "photo_id".
Happy to see new video from uu sir!!
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Thank you sir..❤
Hi, when are you uploading parallel stream video?
Please upload it.
Awesome❤
Your all sessions regards java spring boot are awesome thanks for such awesome content. I have some requests if possible can you create some detailed sessions regarding quartz api, Itext latest api and Apache api and file data upload from excel file and csv files i know but always confusing it’s a humble request.
Please continue other omrs also in your upcoming series brother love from Tamilnadu 😄
Hi Sir,
When we get part-2 of one to one mapping
Abhilash please do videos on remaining mappings like onetomany, manytoone and manytomany it will be helpful
can you make one to many in one entity?
My job is secure by abilash 😂❤
I know jpa relationship 60% now i know 100% can you please make video about JPQL?