The Hibernate Framework Query Mechanisms Comparison

Abstract—The Hibernate Framework is an Object/Relational Mapping technique which can handle the data for database applications with the nobject oriented program. There is metadata to describe mapping relationships of persistence objects and database entities. The developers’ responsibilities take care only how programs work. Then the execution time of querying the data does not distinguish while the program is working. Therefore, the execution time of querying the data effects to overall execution time of the program. So, the author concerns about the application performance when queries the data. From the study, the execution time of querying the data is appropriate with difference query mechanisms and data environment. Not only the selected approach affects to the execution time, but other impact factors are also related. The factors consist of a number of data in the database, condition in the command and the number of records set. So, the author focuses on the testing query mechanism of a difference environment and conditions.

Index Terms—Hibernate framework, query mechanisms, performance query testing.

Tisinee Surapunt and Chartchai Doungsa-Ard are with Software Engineering Department, College of Arts Media and Technology, Chiang Mai University, Thailand (e-mail: tsurapunt@gmail.com, c.doungsaard@gmail.com).

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Cite: Tisinee Surapunt and Chartchai Doungsa-Ard, "The Hibernate Framework Query Mechanisms Comparison," Lecture Notes on Software Engineering vol. 2, no. 3, pp. 268-274, 2014.