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Unable to execute update query

) {                 System.out.println(i);                 em.getTransaction().commit();                 em.flush
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Query results are not up to date for entities, not primitives

",     personID)   .executeUpdate(); em2   .flush(); em2   .clear(); tr   .commit
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finding post-persist pre-commit objects

Hi, I'm wondering if there is a way to have post-persisted, pre-committed, objects show up in queries? ie: the object has been persisted, but not yet committed. Dave dmoshal David Moshal Yes, by setting the flush mode. support Support thanks, worked for me. dmoshal David Moshal
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Query problem after transaction commit

issue with a simple solution (e.g. changing flush mode from commit to auto could solve
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PersistenceException: Failed to locate field

your question re the server having access to an old version, shouldn't it automatically flush it's caches
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Where Does ObjectDB Block/Lock?

operations. On commit (or flush) optimistic lock checks verify that different transactions do not
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Newbie : How to return the auto-generated ID

value is available only after commit or flush and not after persist. If you need to have the id
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ObjectDB 2.6.2

Added support of entity classes with missing implemented interfaces in the Explorer. Added method com.objectdb.Utilities.newTrackable(em, cls) for improved performance. Added a temporary workaround for NullPointerException on query after flush (issue #1623). Improved title of query result windows
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Getting an error when adding activation code to conf file

.persist(myEntity); if(i % 5000 == 0) { em.flush(); em
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ObjectDB 2.8.5

Fixed a bug in using AS in SELECT NEW (breaks some Spring Data JPA queries). Fixed a bug in tracking changes to new collections after flush (issue #2640). Fixed a StackOverflowError on no access permission to objectdb.conf (issue #2643). Fixed a bug in managing pessimistic locks after using

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