#15 Hibernate Tutorial | Caching

Hibernate is ORM i.e. Object relational mapping tool.
Hibernate caching decreases the number of database hits thereby reducing the time that will be consumed to serve the request.
we have 1st level caching which will be in the particular session i.e. every session will have its own first level cache and second level caching is used for multiple sessions to share data.
Hibernate is ORM i.e. Object relational mapping tool.
Hibernate does mapping between object world and relational world.
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[@SrividyaNatarajan]

Lovely explanation.. This is exactly what I looked for. Thank you..will check the next ones!

[@iiznis]

Awesome explaination, you should do more Hibernate tuts like this. Thank you so so much!

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Wow now I know Hibernate, Thanks Telusko.... waiting for few more Hibernate videos

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[@rajeshraj-he4cz]

super what a explanation.

[@Arshadee]

agreed

[@srinus3005]

wt if one session modifying the records and another session reading the same records, and committed ?

[@Arshadee]

This is a great explanation .... thank you

[@newkrizy5904]

You are awesome👏✊👍, clear explanation

[@GuitaristVoyage]

Sir can u please create a video on Lru cache ?

[@olahomori5561]

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[@avidulam]

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[@LillEngineered]

Great explanation!

[@santoshsravani]

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sir please provide video for inheritace mapping and thanks for all video its really super work

[@aviderkar8514]

awesome explanation

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[@ranjithparuchuri7326]

greatly explained!!

[@Srini8174]

nice explanation

[@bhoomisbuzz]

thank you sir
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[@kamleshgorasiya3854]

Why do you use welcome aliens? What does it means?

[@yashkaushik1008]

if both level of Cache is enabled which will take precedence ?

[@TwinkleBell2011]

Thanks, can you also include source code or Practical implementation or add those links in your videos

[@yashkaushik1008]

Can we disable first level of cache ?

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thanks bro !

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[@sandeeps9708]

No one in the interview is going to ask what is first level cache. And if suppose we explain in this way, then they will be pretty sure that I don't know anything about caching because no one will use hibernate cache in this way in real applications.

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Like.

[@RussiaGuitarPlaylist]

explanation is not correct. hibernate knows nothing about "user" session, he knows only session in terms of connection to DB

[@joordanyt]

XML wtf?

[@faizanvekariya597]

First of all , Please clear the idea about what is caching and then go for how to implement it like EHCache.

[@mykyta1235]

cachEEEE?? really? :D