The batch processing feature in Bibernate facilitates the efficient handling of database operations by minimizing round-trips to the database. This results in improved performance, especially when dealing with large datasets.
The saveAll
method allows for batch insertion of entities into the database.
public<T> void saveAll(Class<T> entityClass,Collection<T> entities);
List<User> userList= //... create a list of User entities
bibernateSession.saveAll(User.class,userList);
The deleteAllById
method enables batch deletion of entities by their primary keys.
public <T> void deleteAllById(Class<T> entityClass, Collection<Object> primaryKeys);
List<Long> userIdsToDelete = //... create a list of User IDs to delete
bibernateSession.deleteAllById(User.class, userIdsToDelete);
The deleteAll
method supports batch deletion of entities based on a collection of entity instances.
public <T> void deleteAll(Class<T> entityClass, Collection<T> entities);
List<User> usersToDelete = //... create a list of User entities to delete
bibernateSession.deleteAll(User.class, usersToDelete);
These batch processing methods provide a convenient way to optimize database operations by grouping them into batches, resulting in improved overall performance.