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Hibernate 3.3.2 not flushing inserts before selects

 
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Hi,

I am experiencing a strange problem when using Hibernate EntityManager 3.3.2 where insert queries are not flushed to the db before attempting a select query within the same transaction.

I am using container-managed JTA transactions (Weblogic) and Oracle 9i.

This is quite confusing as i have a unit test that exercises this code but it auto flushes prior to executing the select. This is also running in JTA transaction (JOTM) against HSQLDB.

I would appreciate it if any one could clarify what is supposed to happen in this scenario?
 
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Do you get any error message? What does your code look like?
 
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Hi,

I do not get any error messages as the entity manager is flushed when the transaction commits. In short here is my code

all within a single transaction:



I would have thought that when an Invoice is persisted the subsequent call to findExistingInvoice for the next charge would flush the entity manager as it does in my unit test.

I can work around this problem by changing my transaction boundaries, i.e. each iteration is separate unit of work but i would like to know what hibernate is doing.
 
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You didn't show the code that saves objects.
 
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You could try closing the session instead of flushing.
 
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This is not really an option the session/entity manager is container managed (or has the semantics of) via Springs orm stuff. Anyhow I have changed my transaction boundaries now to get around this.

Thanks
 
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