What is a zero to many relationship?
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Answer / Rakee Maurya
A zero to many relationship, also known as one-to-many unowned relationship, indicates that zero or more instances of one entity can be associated with one instance of another entity. In Hibernate, this relationship can be mapped using @OneToMany annotation on the owning side and no annotations on the non-owning side.
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