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Hibernate- why my query results are caching?

 
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I have not set any second level cache.

I am just doing-

Query query = currentSession.createQuery("from Employee v where v.empId=" + empid);

List<Employee> retList = query.list();

and what I was doing is updating one of the employee object. and when I execute the query sometimes it returns update employee in the collection and sometimes old employee in that collection.

can some one help? Thanks,
-Visu
 
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Without further information, including how and when the employee (or employee collection) is being modified I'm not sure how we can help, although someone more familiar with Hibernate might have a better idea.
 
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Its not Hibernate that is likely to be doing this. The query cache is pointless without a second level cache. I second David - we need to see more about what you are doing to help. Can you post your code?
 
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Here is more info-

First i go to list screen where I display all employees foa department using-

Query query = currentSession.createQuery("from Employee v where v.deptId=" + deptId);
List<Employee> retList = query.list();

Next I go to particular employee by another query-
Query query = currentSession.createQuery("from Employee v where v.empId=" + empId);
Employee v = (Employee ) query.uniqueResult();

and once the user makes changes to the employee I call update-

Employee v = (Employee ) currentSession.merge(employee);
currentSession.flush();

and then I go back to view the list of employees again-

Query query = currentSession.createQuery("from Employee v where v.deptId=" + deptId);
List<Employee> retList = query.list();

I keep refreshing the list screen sometimes I see the employee with old details sometimes with new details.

I used a HibernateSessionFilter that starts up a session on each servlet request and closes at the end of service the request.

let me know if you need any more details.. I am very confused why its behaving weird...Thanks for all your help!
 
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