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Re: [eclipselink-users] Hibernate ID Migration
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Both sequence objects and table sequencing are generated on the database.
Sequence objects (supported in Oracle and a few other databases) allow
preallocation so have very good performance and do not have any
synchronization issues, as they are allocated outside of the transaction
context.
Table sequencing also supports a preallocation size, and TopLink can
allocate sequence numbers outside the transaction context (sequence
connection pool) so does not have any synchronization issues (especially if
a large preallocation size is used).
Not using a sequence preallocation size, or using identity sequencing will
lead to poor performance, and can lead to synchronization issues with table
sequencing. But also long as you use a large sequence preallocation size
there are no issues.
Frans Thamura-2 wrote:
>
>>
>> EclipseLink (and JPA) do not have a UUID generator, you could implement
>> your
>> own through subclassing the Sequence class
>> (org.eclipse.persistence.sequencing) (and perhaps contribute it to
>> EclipseLink), but I would recommend you use one of the standard id
>> generators.
>>
>
>
> James,
>
> i dont get it.
>
> we use the UUID because we have bad experience with PrimaryKey
> Implementation esp for sync mechanism.
>
> is the table sequence directlyfrom database or like hibernate's UUID
>
> F
>
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