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 Post subject: How to fix a Hibernate memory leak
PostPosted: Wed Feb 01, 2017 8:40 am 
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Hello Guys ... i am facing a problm related to memory leak in my java web application.After Study the heap dump i found the Hibernate is storing cached queries with session factory instance...

select serialcyll0_.RunId as RunId1_53_0_, systemcode1_.RunID as RunID1_61_1_, systemcode2_.RunID as RunID1_62_2_, serialstat3_.RunID as RunID1_54_3_, serialcyll0_.active as active2_53_0_, serialcyll0_.Approve as Approve3_53_0_, serialcyll0_.CreatedBy as Created15_53_0_, serialcyll0_.cwtag as cwtag4_53_0_, serialcyll0_.CylinderID as Cylinder5_53_0_, serialcyll0_.emailNtyfcn as emailNty6_53_0_, serialcyll0_.isScapped as isScappe7_53_0_, serialcyll0_.IssueDateTime as IssueDat8_53_0_, serialcyll0_.ManufactDateTime as Manufact9_53_0_, serialcyll0_.replaceCount as replace10_53_0_, serialcyll0_.RFID as RFID11_53_0_, serialcyll0_.scrap as scrap12_53_0_, serialcyll0_.ScrapCount as ScrapCo13_53_0_, serialcyll0_.SerialNumber as SerialN14_53_0_, serialcyll0_.BrandRunID as BrandRu16_53_0_, serialcyll0_.PackSizeRunID as PackSiz17_53_0_, systemcode1_.Brand as Brand2_61_1_, systemcode1_.brandCreatedDate as brandCre3_61_1_, systemcode1_.CylinderType as Cylinder4_61_1_, systemcode1_.Deactive as Deactive5_61_1_, systemcode1_.i...
First 10 of 63 objects


the above is a sample of the cached queries Object's

I already disable 2 label cache . query cache even clearing session on every request but i am not able to found any solution ..

hibernate version - Hibernate-4.3.5.Final


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 Post subject: Re: org.hibernate.internal.sessionfactoryimpl memory leak
PostPosted: Wed Feb 01, 2017 9:10 am 
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Even if you enable query cache, you need to explicitly mark every query to be cached in order for Hibernate to cache an entity query.

As I explained in these 14 High-Performance Java Persistence Tips, you should not use entity queries for read-only projections. Use DTO projections instead.

If you need to select a lot of entities because you plan to modify them, you are better of using Bulk processing and let the database handle the update/delete so that you don't have to fetch the data in the data access layer.


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 Post subject: Re: How to fix a Hibernate memory leak
PostPosted: Thu Feb 02, 2017 5:26 am 
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Thanks for the Reply Sir ...Very helpfull !


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