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Old 02-28-2014, 08:57 AM   #1
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hibernate - transactions show different data


Hi!

I'm wondering what's the right way to handle transactions when showing data (just select) and modifying data (create/update/delete). When do I have to use Session.getTransaction()? When do I have to use Session.beginTransaction()? When do I have to commit?

On a main page, I sometimes get a list of data, but if I try refreshing over and over again from the main page I get different sets of data (and some of them differ from what's on the DB so it lookl like I left seom transaction hanging or something).

How's the correct way to work this stuff?

Thanks in advance
 
  


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