Hi Christopher Czyba,

I think this is not a 5.X in fact based on the JPA 2.1 specification if no

@Table(name="...")

is specified then the

@Entity(name="...")

have to be used for the database table name.

So based on your example

@Entity(name="bug.Entity") 
public class MyEntity{
....
}

will generate a the following DDL command

create table bug.Entity .....

that the db interprets as create a table named Entity into the bug schema.

So if what you want is the 2 entities be mapped to the same table in the public schema, you can use the following mapping

@Entity(name = "bug_other.Entity")
@Table(name = "Entity")
public class MyEntity2 {
    @Id
    public long id2;

    @Column
    public long test2;
}

@Entity(name = "bug.Entity")
@Table(name = "Entity")
public class MyEntity {

    @Id
    public long id;

    @Column
    public long test;

}

but if you need to use different schemas then the way is to add the

@Table(schema="")

with the appropriate name value.