JPA Generator Sequence
Generates and validates JPA sequence configurations for ORM mappings, helping developers plan sequence names, allocation sizes, and initial values.

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About This Tool
Purpose-built to assist backend Java teams in configuring JPA sequence generation for ORM mappings. It accepts vendor and dialect details, sequence name, and optional initial values and allocation sizes, then outputs a vendor-specific DDL template and validated parameters. This enables consistent primary key generation across services and databases. Conceptually, users supply the datastore context and sequence metadata; the tool normalizes inputs, validates constraints, and produces actionable artifacts for ORM configuration. The tool is valuable for architectures with multiple databases or microservices that share a common key strategy. Core value lies in reducing misconfigurations, providing ready-to-use DDL, and surfacing potential dialect incompatibilities before deployment. Use cases include designing sequence-based keys for Hibernate/JPA, planning cross-database compatibility, and preparing automated code generation for entity mappings. Unique value comes from multi-vendor support, explicit validation rules, and ready-to-copy DDL templates that align with ORM metadata. Typical features include parameter validation, DDL generation templates, progression samples, and exportable metadata blocks for code generation and schema management.
How to Use
1. Provide inputs: database_vendor, dialect, sequence_name, initial_value (optional), allocation_size (optional), schema (optional), catalog (optional), generation_strategy (optional).
2. Validate values: ensure numeric fields are positive and vendor/dialect are supported.
3. Run calculation: tool computes defaults, validates constraints, and selects vendor-specific DDL templates.
4. Review outputs: obtain metadata block and DDL template; review sample progression values.
5. Integrate: copy DDL into migrations or ORM configuration, and apply the metadata in code generation.

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What databases support sequences with JPA?
What is allocationSize in JPA sequence generation?
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What if my database doesn't support native sequences?
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