I can confirm that taking explicit control of the session renders the
desired result.
using (var session = sessionFactory.OpenSession())
using (var trx = session.BeginTransaction())
{
var foo = GetFoo(session,"foo");
2013/9/2 Frédéric Delaporte <[email protected]>
> Hello,
>
> After your "CreateBar();" call, clear your session from entities you have
> juste created and persisted (since you do not want to use a stateless
> session). That means add a "Session.Clear();" line in your test case after
> the "CreateBar();" line.
>
> This suppress the performance trouble, and it looks normal to me. I have
> not studied your java test case to see what is the difference. Either you
> do something different that already cause the session to be cleared in java
> case, or Hibernate does it himself on transaction commit, not NHibernate.
> (Or maybe the java Hibernate has a far more better first level cache ? But
> I would be surprised that loading thousands of objects in memory without
> ether discarding them does not impact java hibernate too.)
>
> Anyway, with your .Net case without the session clear, you accumulate
> loads of entities in first level cache, causing the session to lose more
> and more time managing its cache.
>
> Side note : I have not used your binary references (paranoid mode), but
> mine, which are NHibernate 3.3.2 (+attribute downloaded from sourceforge
> targetting an older version but working with this one too), without mono
> and sqllite dependencies, using a sql express 2008 R2 db instead, and
> redefining the indexed text to be 1000 long (for it can not be indexed if
> longer that 8000 in sql server).
>
> Regards.
>
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