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I know this is an old issue. But I'm facing this problem right now.
What happens if I add this @Type on the column and changed the database?
Stop using PostgreSQL to use MySQL, or MSSQL?
I would have to remove that source?
I'm asking this because I'm having the opposite problem. I was using a self-generated database using MSSQL than the company decided to use a PostgreSQL server, so what I did? I just changed the Dialect, connection variables and, on my happy thought, it would work just as it supposed to.
But what I saw is that I’ll have to change all my source code to add this annotation @Type. Then I ask you, And if my company decide to use other database than Postgre? And if some customer decides to use other database then the Postgre? I would have to create different versions of the product to each database?