What will happen when we use entity.saveAndFlush() inside method that is annotated as Transactional in case of a rollback. I understand that we will synchronized changes inside persistence context, but crucial question is how rollback is going to affect those changes.

What will happen when we use entity.saveAndFlush() inside method that is annotated as Transactional in case of a rollback. I understand that we will synchronized changes inside persistence context, but crucial question is how rollback is going to affect those changes.

What will happen when we use entity.saveAndFlush() inside method that is annotated as Transactional in case of a rollback. I understand that we will synchronized changes inside persistence context, but crucial question is how rollback is going to affect those changes.

What will happen when we use entity.saveAndFlush() inside method that is annotated as Transactional in case of a rollback. I understand that we will synchronized changes inside persistence context, but crucial question is how rollback is going to affect those changes.

What will happen when we use entity.saveAndFlush() inside method that is annotated as Transactional in case of a rollback. I understand that we will synchronized changes inside persistence context, but crucial question is how rollback is going to affect those changes.

Currently I’m in the process of migration and hence using Spring 6 and Hibernate 6.1( mainly because it retains compatibility with Hibernate 5.6 as mentioned here) core and
I’m not sure why I’m running into PropertyBatchUpdateException as shown in the stack trace below.

I recently stumbled upon Hibernate StatelessSession Upsert through the UPSERT discussion on JPA which talks about doing upsert operations like

I have an application that was using Spring 4.3 with xml configuration and it was working correctly but when upgrading to Spring 5 and trying to re-deploy in weblogic I get:

I implemented soft delete using @SQLDelete(sql="UPDATE table_name SET deleted = true WHERE id = ?") and it works fine. But how to update ‘updated_by’ and ‘updated_date’. I can update ‘updated_date’ by inserting for example updated_date = now() into above query but how to update ‘updated_by’ for which I need user id that i get using SecurityContextHolder.

I implemented soft delete using @SQLDelete(sql="UPDATE table_name SET deleted = true WHERE id = ?") and it works fine. But how to update ‘updated_by’ and ‘updated_date’. I can update ‘updated_date’ by inserting for example updated_date = now() into above query but how to update ‘updated_by’ for which I need user id that i get using SecurityContextHolder.