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Michael Wyraz Even though the logs show "On release of batch it still contained JDBC statements", look at where/how that is used in the new code. It is used in a code block cleaning up the statements. Its just a warning to you that this is happening.
Really I just need a test case showing this happening, ideally in a supported means. Spring is breaking the explicit contract of Session here based on your explanation. If I can support them in doing how they try to do it, I will. But that means getting me a test case showing this behavior sans any Spring stuff; just a plain Hibernate usage
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