1. Fastest way of checking if one (or more) entries with given id is present in several tables stackoverflow.comIn my application DB, for a given Foo Object with a String id, there are seven tables, each one contains information about Foo Object, and each of the 7 tables has ... |
2. Performance issue: too many id is set t0 "in" quer forum.hibernate.org |
3. Oracle id generation performance forum.hibernate.orgHello! I'm using hibernate 3.0.5 with oracle and "sequence" id generator. Everything works fine except one thing. Under heavy load (really heavy, many inserts, updates) i have sequence locking. Have to enable Oracle sequence cache to avoid this. I see 3 possible id generation strategies in my case: 1) using "sequence" (just as i do now) 2) using "seqhilo" - never ... |
4. Assigned id - Performance Question forum.hibernate.orgThis is my current solution: Code: Session session = HibernateSessionFactory.getSession(); Item item = new Item(); Integer itemNo = (Integer) session.createSQLQuery("select NextID from temp").list().get(0); String year = "07"; // TODO: hardcoded ... |
5. Id choice and SELECT before INSERT performance forum.hibernate.orgHi there. I'm using hibernate; my classes all use a generated UUID type, so the Id is generated on the client (not the database). I've got ClassA (many-to-one) ClassB. When I do a session.save(classA), what I'm seeing is a SELECT for the Id of classB, which really slows things down with heavy imports. (and I do session.save(classB) later on anyway. Tracing ... |
6. natural-id second level cache performance question. forum.hibernate.org |