I am using JPA & Spring-Data JPA in a project. I have one table wherei Insert and then update the data. However i need the auditing information to save the state of all the objects ie I need state information of insert and all subsequent updates in another Table. I know I can use triggers in database to do this. However, Can this be done using JPA/Spring Data JPA?
Any help would be appreciated.
JPA spec ( section 3.5 ) defines lifecycle callback methods:
which are probably the closest thing you will find in pure JPA. SpringData itself has further auditing capabilities which are at a slightly higher level of abstraction. It describes these in section 2.4 of the reference manual .
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