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↳ | org.hibernate.ConnectionReleaseMode |
Defines the various policies by which Hibernate might release its underlying JDBC connection.
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AFTER_STATEMENT | Indicates that JDBC connection should be aggressively released after each SQL statement is executed. | ||||||||||
AFTER_TRANSACTION | Indicates that JDBC connections should be released after each transaction ends (works with both JTA-registered synch and HibernateTransaction API). | ||||||||||
ON_CLOSE | Indicates that connections should only be released when the Session is explicitly closed or disconnected; this is the legacy (Hibernate2 and pre-3.1) behavior. |
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Determine the correct ConnectionReleaseMode instance based on the given
name.
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Override of Object.toString().
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Indicates that JDBC connection should be aggressively released after each SQL statement is executed. In this mode, the application must explicitly close all iterators and scrollable results. This mode may only be used with a JTA datasource.
Indicates that JDBC connections should be released after each transaction ends (works with both JTA-registered synch and HibernateTransaction API). This mode may not be used with an application server JTA datasource.
This is the default mode starting in 3.1; was previouslyON_CLOSE
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Indicates that connections should only be released when the Session is explicitly closed or disconnected; this is the legacy (Hibernate2 and pre-3.1) behavior.
Determine the correct ConnectionReleaseMode instance based on the given name.
modeName | The release mode name. |
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HibernateException | Indicates the modeName param did not match any known modes. |
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Override of Object.toString(). Returns the release mode name.