Hibernate corresponds to MySQL field type

Mapping type	Java type	Standard SQL field type
Integer	int or Java.lang.Integer	INTEGER
Long	Long or Java.lang.Long	BIGINT
Short	Short or Java.lang.Short	SMALLINT
Float	float or java.lang.Float	FLOAT
Double	Double or java.lang.Double	DOUBLE
Big_decimal	Java.math.BigDecimal	NUMERIC
Character	Java.lang.String	CHAR (1)
String	Java.lang.String	VARCHAR
Byte	byte or Java.lang.Byte	TINYINT

Boolean	Boolean or Java.lang.Boolean	BIT
Yes_no	Boolean or Java.lang.Boolean	CHAR (1 (' Y ' or ' N ')
True_false	Boolean or Java.lang.Boolean	CHAR (1) (' Y ' or ' N ')
Date	Java.util.Date or Java.sql.Date	DATE
Time	Java.util.Date or Java.sql.Time	Time
Timestamp	Java.util.Date or Java.sql.Timestamp	TIMESTAMP
Calendar	Java.util.Calendar	TIMESTAMP
Calendar_date	Java.util.Calendar	DATE
Binary	Byte[]	VARBINARY (or BLOB)
Text	Java.lang.String	Clob

Serializable	Any instance of java.io.Serializable	VARBINARY (or BLOB)
Clob	Java.sql.Clob	Clob
Blob	Java.sql.Blob	Blob
Class	Java.lang.Class	VARCHAR
Locale	Java.util.Locale	VARCHAR
TimeZone	Java.util.TimeZone	VARCHAR
Currency	Java.util.Currency	VARCHAR

Before using Oracle, regardless of the use of long,int,short,double anyway is the digital type of the Numeric,mysql data type seems to be differentiated relatively thin, the previous period of time with JEECG generated code when found always put my numeric (11) Type of field generated Ava.math.BigDecimal, each time you have to manually change the code, hehe.

Hibernate corresponds to MySQL field type