JPA - Database Synchronization

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The Database synchronization involves writing to the database any updates to persistent entities and their relationships.

The state of persistent entities is (synchronized to|entered into) the database:

The persistence provider runtime is permitted to perform synchronization to the database when a transaction is active.

The EntityManager and Query setFlushMode methods can be used to control synchronization semantics.





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