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Problem in fetching the persist record which is not committed

 
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Hi

I am new to JPA and stuck with fetching the records from DB. What I am doing is

Transaction Begin
Go to Class A-> Create Object A using EntityManager persist method.
Go to Class B-> Create Object B using EntityManager persist method.
Go to Class C-> try to fetch the Object A using EntityManager createQuery method and here I am passing some parameters(Don't have the Primary key so using this).
then query.getResultList() this give me the empty result list.

Transaction commit

But when I check the DB after committing I got the expected result. I believe I got the empty list because I persist the record "A" but not committed into DB. If this is the case please help me in fetching that record.

Thanks

 
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Calling flush() updates the database, but I'm not sure if that is the best approach here.
 
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Thanks Jeanne for reply.

I modified the entity and give the back traverse using mappedBy attribute and get the Object A
 
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Are you sure all of that operation was part of the same transaction? Also, what is the transaction isolation on the JDBC connection that JPA is using? It depends on how the connection/datasource is configured.
 
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Yes that is same part of same transaction.

I din't set any isolation level. I believe by default its Read_Commit
 
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