"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : It's not the default behavior. The default behavior
is to flush a persistence context (translation: dirty check objects, generate
and execute SQL DML) when a transaction commits.
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| If you use Hibernate as your JPA provider, you can enable
FlushModeType.MANUAL when you begin a conversation, so that the persistence
context bound to that conversation is only flushed when you call
entityManager.flush().
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| Please also read the Seam documentation, I'm basically quoting verbatim.
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What U mean Christian, in EJB U can also disable auto flush and set to manual.
in persistence.xml
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