Issue
Can someone explain me is it true that hibernate put collection to first lvl cache
is it looks like
frist request by RestController
@GetMapping("/findfoo")
public List<Foo> findFoo(){
List<Foo> listFirst=fooRepository.findAll();
return listFirst;
}
hibernate will do this : select * from foo; and second requet
List<foo> listTwo=fooRepositoy.findAll();
hibernate will get listFirst from first lvl cache ?or it will do the same select to data base?
Solution
The entities are put in the 1st level cache (the session) but not the result of queries, for that you would need to enable the 2nd level query cache.
To put it differently, the Hibernate session keeps track of all the entities whether they are loaded from a query (as it is the case here) or by lazy loading an association from another entity.
If you do the query twice, it will the database with the 2nd query too, however Hibernate will return the same java objects (== identity, not equals() identity).
Answered By - Guillaume
Answer Checked By - David Marino (JavaFixing Volunteer)
