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I have a table filled with nearly 50 datas. Some part of code sometimes changes these datas by jdbc call. At database side these datas are being changed by jdbc call while I need to show these changed datas on screen by hibernate load. I used hibernate's refreshEntity for all datas that have changed by jdbc but it run slow.Also I don't want to call refreshEntity for all datas. How I detect only dirty entities to call refreshEntity?

Ozan Apaydın
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You cannot since you changed data with JDBC, hibernate cannot, or any other JPA provider, see the difference in his managed entities.

You have changed data outside of its scope.

You would have to make your OWN mechanism sadly.

Emil Hotkowski
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