Now that you’ve been introduced to multiple aspects of data access, such as connecting to the database, executing native queries with JDBC, mapping tables to entity classes to allow database records to be treated as objects in the Java code, creating repository classes for data management using Hibernate sessions and EntityManagerFactory, and then executing multiple database operations in the same Spring-managed transaction, it is ...
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