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 Post subject: Looking up non-existing primary keys in 2nd level cache
PostPosted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 7:47 am 
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Hello,

I have an entity type for which I need to perform existence checks regularly, i.e. I want to check if an instance exists for a given primary key value. I do the check like this:

Code:
boolean exists = session.get(Entity.class, pkey) != null;


I would like to use the 2nd level cache to speed up these checks. However, the cache only helps if the entity does exist - if it doesn't, Hibernate will hit the database over and over.

Is it possible for the 2nd level cache to "cache" the fact that an entity with a specific key value does not exist?
(My application uses the database exclusively, so concurrent updates are not a problem)

Thanks,
Christoph


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