Hi

I have a table with about 100 columns, but I frequently use about 10 of them. I have created two entities and mapped them to the same table as in the example below.



MyTableSummary has only getter methods so that no changes can be made to the table using and object this class. Any updates to the table are made using MyTable entity.
I generally use the MyTableSummary entity in a list that displays all the entries in 'mytable'. This list is fetched using Criteria API.

When I add a new entry in the table or update an existing one using the MyTable entity, these changes are sometimes not reflected in the list of MyTableSummary entities immediately. If I fetch the list again after some time the changes are visible.

I also tried mapping MyTableSummary to a view that selects the 10 columns but sill I got the same issue.

Can anyone please help me understand why this is happening and how can I fix this issue.

Thanks
Amit Khanna

These two entities will be assumed as separate entities by Hibernate.
1. Change in one entity will not reflect in other entity unless otherwise it is refreshed from the Database
2. If there are changes in first entity, Hibernate should have flushed the changes to DB(just save is not enough) and other entity should read the change from DB