Why doesn't session.close() do a session.flush()?

Definitely not intuitive if you're used to java.io's behavior! And it's bitten me a few times already. I kind of want to postpone my flushes as long as possible, and in fact in some cases I want to postpone them to the end of my thread-local-session.

I suppose I could add a flush() in my finally-close logic, but I'm just wondering why I would have to. What's the *benefit* of having to remember to flush before you close?

Cheers!
Rob

If my hibernate session raise an execption, i close it but don't flush (it would produce more errors)

Because commit() flushes.

LOL, Gavin, you know most people don't commit, it's too time consuming :)

LMAO