Hibernate Tutorial 22 - Transient, Persistent and Detached Objects

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This tutorial discusses three important entity object states in Hibernate: Transient, Persistent and Detached.

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can you explain session.merge() method with example

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zerziszain

I think hibernate makes changes all in the memory only (i.e. soft saving) and only makes changes to database (hard saving) only after commit !!! Am I correct here or not because same happens in ADO.net ORMs?

subashp

what if you say "user.setUserName("updated User After Session close");" between and session.close() ?

MrJonnis

As other comments point out, there is a little inaccuracy in your video:
The detachment of the object already happens upon commit, no need to close the session. That can make a significant difference. :)

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