hibernate flush mode configuration
using spring 3.2.1,
How to save hibernate FetchType.Lazy feature with Clean Architecture?
According to the clean architecture:
Is It possible to use JPA without violating Clean Architecture principles?
According to the clean architecture:
JPA and Clean architecture
According to the clean architecture:
Spring Jpa ignores the next ID value from sequence table
In the excel_line_seq sequence table the next_val is 20.
Spring Jpa returning a list of objects instead of putting objects in list
I have two distinct table
JPA Subquery return object and use on query multiselect
I’m have a java spring application that use a criteria query. The query has a multiselect and one of the values is a subquery that bring an complete entity. The application work on original enviroment where we create it but we try to run in a new environment and updated some libs and now doesn’t work.
Prevent flushing during rolled back transaction
I have a method in my service that is annotated with @Transactional and @RollbackAlways. I want to prevent any flushes during the execution of this method. I thought about just calling entityManager.setFlushMode(FlushModeType.COMMIT); at the start of my method, but I don’t know if this will change the flushing behavior for the whole application or just for this single transaction.
Hibernate: Prevent flushing during rolled back transaction
I have a Method in my Service, that is annotated with @Transactional and @RollbackAlways. I want to prevent any flushes during the execution of this method. I thought about just calling entityManager.setFlushMode(FlushModeType.COMMIT); at the start of my method, but I don’t know if this will change the flushing behavior for the whole application or just for this single transaction.
I do not want to influence the flushing behavior of the whole application. I just want to prevent the flushing of any writing accesses to repositories that are performed in my rollbacked transaction.
Hibernate: Prevent flushing during rolled back transaction
I have a Method in my Service, that is annotated with @Transactional and @RollbackAlways. I want to prevent any flushes during the execution of this method. I thought about just calling entityManager.setFlushMode(FlushModeType.COMMIT); at the start of my method, but I don’t know if this will change the flushing behavior for the whole application or just for this single transaction.
I do not want to influence the flushing behavior of the whole application. I just want to prevent the flushing of any writing accesses to repositories that are performed in my rollbacked transaction.