Spring Data JDBC vs JPA

Two different answers to what an object mapped to a row actually is.

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Both call themselves Spring Data, both give you a repository, and they disagree about something fundamental: whether the objects you load are being watched. This topic is that disagreement — a persistence context and dirty checking on one side, none of that on the other — and what each answer actually costs you.

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