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I have an hibernate HQL (oracle 10g) thats like this
update table1 set modified_timestamp=systimestamp where id = :id
This query needs to be executed for each row in table1 as timestamp is later used for picking up records.
When I execute this as named query, the performance degrades with processing time. I cannot do a blind session.clear() as there other objects in session that need to be modified further.
Can anyone suggest how best to solve this performance degradation?
I eventually created a Stored Proc at the end of transaction that would update timestamps of the records belonging to the transaction