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First of all, you should make this clear: are you purely for development use or to improve your thinking through use and learning?
If the former, you can abandon JDBC, because Hiberante is based on JDBC, but encapsulates JDBC, so you can't feel it;
If it is the latter, I suggest that you learn it all. After you understand the JDBC, you can understand where the Hibernate is good, and you can also know how to design for this good. |
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