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Challenging concepts & real-world use

by Swati Nikam
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You must annotate the entire repository interface with @Transactional for transactions to apply.

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Query methods can traverse nested properties (for example, findByAddressesCity) and combine multiple keywords with And/Or.

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In a custom repository method that updates entities, you must annotate with @Transactional to ensure the operation runs inside a transaction.

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Derived query methods can only use exact-match comparisons and cannot use 'Containing' or 'Like' keywords.

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Spring Data JPA does not support custom repository implementation.

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@Query annotated queries are always read-only and cannot perform bulk updates.

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@Query supports both named (:name) and positional (?1) parameters, and you can mix within the same query.

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JpaRepository extends PagingAndSortingRepository, providing built‑in paging, sorting, and batch operations like deleteAllInBatch.

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Named parameters in @Query require using @Param to bind the method parameter to the JPQL parameter.

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