Hi Preben,
yes. There is indeed an option. By default it is set to auto which seems
to cause the commit.
The problem is that we need the uncommitted data to do the query.
Interestingly outside of OSGi in spring it seems to behave differently.
There the data seems to go to the first level cache and is available for
the query but not committed. So if anyone knows why it is different that
would help us a lot.
Christian
Am 06.11.2014 17:45, schrieb Preben.Asmussen:
I have seen that before in the old ejb days.
The trick is to tell the persistent provider not to do commit before query.
I would guess that Hibernate has a option to turn commit before query off.
Preben
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