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Ok, it is set as follows in our &nbsp;hibernate.cfg file, with a strong note to not change it.<br />
&lt;property name=&quot;hibernate.connection<wbr />.isolation<wbr />&quot;&gt;2&lt;/prope<wbr />rty&gt; &nbsp; <br />
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So, &nbsp;realized that I can add &nbsp;objSession.connection().se<wbr />tTransacti<wbr />onIsolatio<wbr />n(0); on query of the read only file. &nbsp;This worked. &nbsp;Thanks
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Using Hibernate to create a list of data from an iseries file. &nbsp;I dont want to update this file, just want to retrieve data. &nbsp;If the file is already open on iseries, my java code pauses at this statement (List list = loggedQuery.list();) &nbsp;until the lock on the file is gone. &nbsp;Is there a way to still read this file, even if it has a &nbsp;*SHRRD lock?
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Using Hibernate to create a list of data from an iseries file.  I dont want to update this file, just want to retrieve data.  If the file is already open on iseries, my java code pauses at this statement (List list = loggedQuery.list();)  until the lock on the file is gone.  Is there a way to still read this file, even if it has a  *SHRRD lock?

How to still read a locked iseries file using Hibernate in Java

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