JPA - Managed Entity

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future updates to the entity will be tracked.

The behavior is undefined if the same Java instance is made managed in more than one persistence context

Management

Contains

The contains() method can be used to determine whether an entity instance is managed in the current persistence context.

The contains method returns true:

  • If the entity has been retrieved from the database or has been returned by getReference, and has not been removed or detached.
  • If the entity instance is new, and the persist method has been called on the entity or the persist operation has been cascaded to it.

The contains method returns false:

  • If the instance is detached.
  • If the remove method has been called on the entity, or the remove operation has been cascaded to it.
  • If the instance is new, and the persist method has not been called on the entity or the persist operation has not been cascaded to it.

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