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1. How to disable hibernate caching    stackoverflow.com

I am trying to write a unit test class which will have to use same query to fetch the results from database two times in same test method. But as Hibernate ...

2. hibernate disabling cache    stackoverflow.com

i want to disable hibernate caching.

  session.setCacheMode(CacheMode.IGNORE) doesnt work.
  query.setCacheable(false) also doesnt work.
in addition - can i configure in some way that caching wont be done for Objects X,Y ...

3. How to limit or disable hibernate session (first level) cache?    stackoverflow.com

I have 10 n2CMS/hibernate based sites on IIS6 server.

  • Each site have 10-20 visitors a day.
  • Each site take around 60MB - 90MB in memory.
I disabled Hibernate second level cache in web.config. How I ...

4. Secand level cache eviction and disabling in JPA    forum.hibernate.org

Hi, I am using hibernate with JPA. I want to programtically evict second level class and collection cache and disable second level cache usage for class and collection based on a certain condition without modifying the existing annotations or configuration. I know this can be done for query caching by changing the cachemode for the query hint in JPA. Is there ...

6. Disable Session-level cache?    forum.hibernate.org

Is it possible to disable the Session-level cache, and just rely on the SessionFactory-level cache (JCS)? I am trying to setup Hibernate in a configuration where multiple Sessions can read from the same cache. This is obviously not possible with the Session-level cache, since it is not shared between Sessions. However it is possible with the JCS cache, since it is ...

7. How to disable the session cache    forum.hibernate.org

Hi everybody Is there a way to disable the session cache. I don't want Hibernate to persist my object automatically when the state changes. I want to be able to control when an object is persisted to the database. I can use evict but I wanted to know if there was a way to disable the session cache. Thanks in advance ...

8. Disabling second-level cache    forum.hibernate.org

A couple of questions: 1. Can the second-level cache (SessionFactory level) be totally disabled in Hibernate 2.1rc1? 2. Is the EHCacheProvider the factory-default caching provider coming from the 2.1rc1 distribution? Do you have a second-level caching implementation turned on by default when using a stock Hibernate system without configuring the cache.provider_class property? The reason I ask this is I would like ...

9. How to disable second-level cache ?    forum.hibernate.org

Second level cache is disabled by default. You still need to be very careful though, I don't have any experience with many applications accessing the same data, but I am not sure if not using a second level cache will be enough to prevent all problems. Probably someone else can elaborate on this.





10. Disable Session Level Cache    forum.hibernate.org

Hi all How can I disable the Session level cache? I used hib. to make the same query in the same session continuously and while it is retrieving the data, I use another program to update the record, however, hib still giving me the old data. I think it is because the Session Level cache caused the problem and in my ...

11. Disable Session Level Cache    forum.hibernate.org

Hi all Version: Hib 2.1 I have asked how to disable Session Level Cache before in the forum and I have told that it cannot be disabled. I have performed a test: Code: for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) { ...

12. Can caching be disabled?    forum.hibernate.org

Folks, Can Hibernate's caching be turned off completely and easily? The database used by our application is also accessed from another legacy system, which is continuously modifying the data, so we cannot afford to perform any read caching within our JVM. I've read a few posts here and there about the use of CustomSessionFactories and the flushing of sessions, but is ...

13. Disable cache when performancetesting    forum.hibernate.org

Hi, I'm using EHCache and things work fine. Now I'd like to toggle caching on or off when doing performancetesting to compare the two scenarios. I don't want to change all my mappings that indicate cache=read-write as I have lot's of mapped classes. Is it possible to set the cacheprovider to "none" or similar to disable the caching? Thanks // Torben ...

15. disable cache for UnitTests    forum.hibernate.org

16. disabling ehcache on hibernate 3X    forum.hibernate.org

Hi, During development i need to disable the now automatic hibernate cache using ehcache. This is because i do hot deployment on jboss using ant, but with the enabled cache whenever i do it hibernate objects dont work correctly anymore. so.. how di i disable cache feature in hibernate 3? Ive already seen how to change it , but could not ...





17. don't need cache, how to disable?    forum.hibernate.org

Hibernate version:2.0 Name and version of the database you are using:SQL Server 2000 We are using hibernate as our DAO layer.. 1. I have a client application (built using swing) that talks to the tomcat server and downloads the required data and user can add new records thru' this client application, which does a SOAP call to tomcat & saves the ...

18. No way to make session cache disable ?    forum.hibernate.org

19. how to disable hibernate session cache    forum.hibernate.org

21. How to disable statements caching in builtin pool?    forum.hibernate.org

The workaround for oracle running out of cursors, namely setting hibernate.statement_cache.size=0 does not seem to have any effect for me. Is my suspicion that it was a parameter for hibernate 2, and is not used in hibernate 3 right? (I looked into the Environment class, and there was no constant with that value there). I know the builtin pool is not ...

22. disable cache    forum.hibernate.org

23. Why is CGLIB class cache disabled on CGLIBLazyInitializer?    forum.hibernate.org

Hibernate version: 3.1.3 We had Problems with upgrading to Hibernate 3.1 (from 2.1) on an Environment that uses 400+ Databases, all with the same mappings. We got "OutOfMemoryError: PermGen Space" and quickly found out that the permanent generation got filled up with CGLIB-enhanced entity classes. Each database generated their own (altho all used the same entities) bc. each database was accessed ...

25. Disable second level cache    forum.hibernate.org

Hey, I have problem in ehcache (The disk store is not active) , so i decide to disable the cache. I change in the hibernate.properties the second level cache to be disabled , but apperantly this is not enough since i still get ehcache exceptions. How can i disable the cache? How can i be sure that hibernate not using in ...

26. Disable Cache for specific Objects    forum.hibernate.org

Hi, We have an application which is consisted of 2 ears: each ear has its own hibernate session factory. There are common objects for those 2 ears (each ear represents a product), managed by hibernate (persistent object). We work with secondary-level cache, but we would like to disable caching for those common objects only, and to gain the benefit of it ...

27. Disabling all caching in Hibernate 3    forum.hibernate.org

Hello, I suspect I'm having some problems with Hibernate caching, since first-time-through operations give me a lazy instantiation exception, but further operations do not. In other words, the first time the application starts, I go to retrieve an object graph, and I get the exception. Further attempts to access that object graph succeed. The reason I suspect the cache is that ...

28. Disable caching?    forum.hibernate.org

Is it possible to simply disable caching of all kinds (session level)? Even though I've set the (seemingly) appropriate properties to disable L2 cache and query cache (for good measure), I still can't get NHibernate to stop caching data locally. Thanks! -Giorgio *Crap* sorry, meant to post this in the NHibernate forum.

29. Disable Hibernate Session Cache (?)    forum.hibernate.org

The second-level cache has nothing to do with the first-level (session or persistence context) cache. The persistence context/session cache is mandatory for various reasons. In fact, not understanding this crucial part and ignoring it in application architecture is a recipe for disaster. There is no quick solution here, study some documentation. (No need to post properties.)

30. Disable cache for the part of a application    forum.hibernate.org

Hibernate version: 3.2.6.ga Name and version of the database you are using: postgreSQL, 8.3-603.jdbc3 Hello everyone, I've got a problem with query cache and import function in my project. I'm using query cache in my application: app. context: Code:

31. Disabling cache question    forum.hibernate.org

I'm working on a web based application which will access a database that will be replicated between 2 masters, and possibly some slaves. In addition to the updates from replication, there are other applications that will read and update the data. For these reasons, I want to make sure the query and second level caches are disabled. How can I make ...

32. Second Level Cache Disabled problem    forum.hibernate.org

Need help with Hibernate? Read this first: http://www.hibernate.org/ForumMailingli ... AskForHelp I have set the second level cache false by using the following code, But JBOSS still shows that second level cache is enable in application. How to overcome this problem. com.mysql.jdbc.Driver jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/jcomply test test org.hibernate.dialect.MySQLDialect