I'm working on a
java servlet application that uses hibernate with oracle.
This issue concerns with hibernate transaction (between session.beginTransaction() and commit).
I'm running a 30 transaction per second load in which all transactions are updating a single column of a specific row of table.
Say, column is C, Row is R and table is T.
The time taken to run this update command is very high via hibernate.
I did an experiment, in which I used pure
jdbc instead of Hibernate and results were awesome.
So first question is that, Can I make a pure jdbc hit using hibernate ?
(I tested with Hibernate 3.2 native SQL API (createSQLQuery) but results were pretty bad)
If yes, Can I use hibernate query as well as pure jdbc hit in a single session of Hibernate.
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Example:
objTransactionManager = session.beginTransaction();
session.update(TransactionCountDTO); --> This is a hibernate object
session.save(MoneyTransactionDTO); --> This is a hibernate object
session.executeUpdate(sqlQuery); --> This is a pure jdbc hit
objTransactionManager.commit();
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Please help. I'm stuck in a mess here.