Save a new Object and the version is set to 1 instead of 0 ---------------------------------------------------------- Key: HHH-607 URL: http://opensource.atlassian.com/projects/hibernate/browse/HHH-607 Project: Hibernate Core Issue Type: Bug Components: core Environment: Postgress, Windows XP Reporter: Julien Vallet Hi, I have made a class like this: public class TestVersionCounter { public TestVersionCounter() { } public Blob getConverted_serializableUserObjectTypedCollection() { return HibernateConverterSet.convertSerializableUserObjectTypedCollection(serializableUserObjectTypedCollection); } public void setConverted_serializableUserObjectTypedCollection(Blob aBlob) { try { serializableUserObjectTypedCollection=(SerializableUserObjectTypedCollection)SerializationHelper.deserialize(aBlob.getBinaryStream()); } catch (Throwable throwable) { } } public Long getInternalKey() { return internalKey; } public void setInternalKey(Long theInternalKey) { internalKey=theInternalKey; } public String getName() { return name; } public void setName(String theName) { name=theName; } public int getVersionCounter() { return versionCounter; } public void setVersionCounter(int theVersionCounter) { versionCounter=theVersionCounter; } protected SerializableUserObjectTypedCollection serializableUserObjectTypedCollection; private Blob converted_serializableUserObjectTypedCollection; private String name=null; private Long internalKey=null; private int versionCounter=0; } with a mapping like this: <class name="com.sgcib.ibd.opp.tests.TestVersionCounter" table="TTestVersionCounterOPP" lazy="false" > <id name="internalKey" > <generator class="assigned" /> </id> <version name="versionCounter" column="version" type="int" /> <property name="name" column="name" length="255" /> <property name="converted_serializableUserObjectTypedCollection" column="serializableUserObjectT" /> </class> When I do TestVersionCounter testVersion=new TestVersionCounter(); session.save(userObject); the version saved in the Database is 1 and not 0. Do you think this is a normal behaviour ? Thank you Regards. Julien.