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Hibernate: Criteria Queries in Depth
HQL forces programmers to drop into an SQL-like syntax for certain operations. So it would seem that Hibernate developers still need to know SQL. Fortunately, Hibernate offers a set of APIs that map the SQL functionality to objects. This allows programmers to use an entirely object-oriented approach without falling back on a relational methodology. Keep reading to find out more.
Read the full article here: Hibernate: Criteria Queries in Depth For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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