advancedCaching — Second-Level Cache, Query Cache & Redis

Why can Hibernate's query cache be less effective than expected on a frequently-written table?

The query cache invalidates at the table level, not the row level — ANY write to a table involved in a cached query invalidates every cached query result touching that table, regardless of whether the specific rows a given cached query returned were actually affected by that write.

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Why can Hibernate's query cache be less effective than expected on a frequently-written table?

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