/**
	 * Here just to temporarily and easily show the outcomes 
	 */
	public static void main(String... args) {
		System.out.println( "requiresImmediateIdAccess = false ..." );
		decide( false, true, MANUAL );
		decide( false, false, MANUAL );
		decide( false, true, AUTO );
		decide( false, false, AUTO );
		decide( false, true, ALWAYS );
		decide( false, false, ALWAYS );

		System.out.println( "requiresImmediateIdAccess = true ..." );
		decide( true, true, MANUAL );
		decide( true, false, MANUAL );
		decide( true, true, AUTO );
		decide( true, false, AUTO );
		decide( true, true, ALWAYS );
		decide( true, false, ALWAYS );
	}

	private static void decide(boolean requiresImmediateIdAccess, boolean inTxn, FlushMode flushMode) {
		// `requiresImmediateIdAccess` indicates whether the calling context requires access to the
		// real identifier value immediately upon return from this call.  E.g., a method call like
		// Session#save requires immediate access to the real id (because it is defined to return that
		// as its return value), whereas a method like EntityManager#persist does not

		// `inTxn` - indicates whether we are currently in a transaction

		// `flushMode` represents the Session FlushMode, for an "EXTENDED PC" this would be MANUAL

		// the outcome
		boolean shouldDelayIdentityInserts = shouldDelayIdentityInserts( requiresImmediateIdAccess, inTxn, flushMode );
		System.out.printf(
				"shouldDelayIdentityInserts (requiresImmediateIdAccess=%s, inTxn=%s, flushMode=%s) = %s",
				requiresImmediateIdAccess,
				inTxn,
				flushMode.name(),
				shouldDelayIdentityInserts
		);
		System.out.println();
	}