1. Second Level Cache and Session Flush forum.hibernate.orgHello All, I am facing a strange issue - help!! I have 3 Domain objects, say, SMS, Destination and User public class SMS { ... ... private Destination destination; getters/setters } public class Destination { ... ... private User user; getters/setters } public class User{ ... ... private String name; getters/setters } I have applied 2nd level cache (and Query Cache) ... |
2. Flush cached objects forum.hibernate.org |
3. CacheMode PUT has no effect on flush forum.hibernate.org |
4. How can I flush the session cache? forum.hibernate.orgMy understanding is calling Session.flush() will cause it to commit transaction, but what if I want to flush the session's cache? As a matter of fact, what if I want to disable that cache completely? It's just that the program I'm working on stores huges amounts of data into database, but it's not performance-focused, so I chose to use Hibernate, but ... |
5. Second Lvl Cache not updated with Flush forum.hibernate.orgUsing Hibernate 3: I have a Project class that has a set of Vendor classes. I've enabled second level cache (I'm using the default Hashtable cache) and that takes care of caching the project and its set of vendors each time I get them from the database. This all works great... However, when I save a new vendor [session.save(vendor)] and call ... |
6. flushing/disabling session cache forum.hibernate.orgso i have this web app that i've been working on, and whenever i insert or update data and refresh the sections of the page that use the data, sometimes the old values show up. i think this has something to do with the caching that hibernate does to reduce the number of queries it has to run, etc. the problem ... |
7. How Hibernate flush cache forum.hibernate.org |