oh. that's interesting. A slight difference in point of view. I don't see those "changes" as changes that are to be tracked within a transaction, since those changes are not to be applied to the database ever.. they are just refreshing your view of the authoritative version in the db..

do you think your decision is a technical one, or just a philosophical one?



Pinaki Poddar wrote:
as refresh() may result into overwriting the state of the persistence
instance, if invoked outside a transaction then following must be set
   <property name="openjpa.NontransactionalWrite" value="true"/>



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