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1. Second Level Cache and Session Flush    forum.hibernate.org

Hello 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.org

My 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.org

Using 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.org

so 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