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I was using Hibernate to insert/update records. But now, instead of directly updating the database, I need to derive the sql queries that Hibernate creates/uses or its equivalent in a file, have an administrator inspect it and then run it directly on the sql editor. Is there a way to get the insert/update queries directly via Hibernate(without using 3rd Party tools).

Debashish Ray
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    http://stackoverflow.com/a/18553417/2182503 – Tunguska Aug 28 '14 at 13:49
  • Thanks Tunguska. I have already checked that out. But I cannot run that output. I need a way I can directly write to a file and that file can be run as is by the DBA. I have already kept this as a backup plan and I believe I will need to create a utility that reads this file and creates an sql. But if someone could guide me to a more direct and cleaner approach that would be great. – Debashish Ray Aug 30 '14 at 08:23

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