1. How to use MySQL prepared statement caching? stackoverflow.comHow do i take advantage of MySQL's ability to cache prepared statements? One reason to use prepared statements is that there is no need to send the prepared statement itself multiple times ... |
2. How to determine optimum prepared statement cache size when using Hibernate stackoverflow.comAFAIK, Hibernate transforms all sql to prepared statement form before issuing it to the database. When tuning the application, the size of prepared statement cache can be an important factor. How ... |
3. Second level caching in Hibernate: when it works? java-forums.orgAll greetings! I correctly understand that the second-level cache works for entities (or classes) only when an entity extracted directly from database (for example through method .load (..)) or when the entity is included in the collection of another entity (through links one-to-many, many-to-many and etc.)? When the entities retrieve through the Criteria API (with a complex request inside), the cache ... |
4. Why was the PreparedStatement cache removed? forum.hibernate.org |
5. Prepared statement cache forum.hibernate.org |
6. PreparedStatement caching with nonstandard connection pool? forum.hibernate.orgHi, My question involves the caching of prepared statements, which always seems like something of a mystery. Here's the background: My workgroup has never used either an O/R mapping tool or a J2EE container. We write JDBC, and we have a custom built connection pool that does not conform to any standard JDBC interface. Since no other connection pool was available ... |
7. second level cache and non JDBC data forum.hibernate.orgHi, I'm facing the problem of having some non persistent attributes which are caculated at runtime. These attributes obviously do not get cached in second level cache (which is essentially just the JDBC data). This behaviour forces me to recalculate the values over and over again, which is everything but satisfying (especially since some of the calculations are REALLY expensive). I ... |
8. Prepared Statement Cache? forum.hibernate.orgNewbie Joined: Mon Oct 24, 2005 6:43 am Posts: 6 Hi I am using hibernate-3.1rc2 testcases Source: test\org\hibernate\test\cascade. Question: How to cache PreparedStatements? I am using the default settings that are bundled with the binaries. Please see the log below. 10:08:41,966 INFO SchemaExport:200 - schema export complete 10:08:41,976 DEBUG DriverManagerConnectionProvider:129 - returning connection to pool, pool size: 1 10:08:41,976 INFO Configuration:1014 ... |
9. Trouble with Prepared Statement Caching & Generated SQL forum.hibernate.orgyojay Post subject: Mapping + Code Posted: Mon Feb 23, 2009 1:06 pm Newbie Joined: Fri Feb 20, 2009 8:53 pm Posts: 2 Mapping: Code: |