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amnon77
 Post subject: JPA Named query
PostPosted: Thu Apr 24, 2008 9:00 am 
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Hi ,
Is there any advantage to working with JPA named queries other then convenience , does the provider utilizes the cache better when dealing with named queiries or something like that ?
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The only real benefit (besides organization) is that the queries will be checked at deployment time so you won't unknowingly run into a bad query at runtime.

EDIT: crappy wording

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