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Asked: 2026-05-20T15:42:59+00:00

Assuming that I have an entity which is mapped with Hibernate ( E )

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Assuming that I have an entity which is mapped with Hibernate (E) and a view which queries the table of the entity, also mapped with Hibernate (V).

If I persist an instance of E and then query V in the same session, then hibernate does not flush the persistence queue since it does not know that the two entities are related, and therefore the result of the query on V will be incorrect.

I am currently flushing the session manually, but I find this a unsatisfying solution, since it assumes too much knowledge about the way the mappings are done.

What other options are there to make sure queries over views are correct?

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  1. Editorial Team

    The most straightforward approach is to use @Synchronize.

    This behaviour is controlled by EntityPersister.getQuerySpaces().

    You can try to override that method and configure Hibernate to use your custom persister with @Persister annotation. Check SessionImpl.autoFlushIfRequired() in debugger to find out how that spaces should look like (I guess they are names of dependent tables).

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