Re: JDBC vs Hibernate

Sandy wrote: 
"Luke Webber" <luke@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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It really depends on a number of factors. Do you really want database
indepence, or are you happy to stick with one DBMS? How complex is the
SQL going to get? Do you need automatic dirty checking and optimistic
locking?


My application is fairly simple, its using one database only that will never
change.
I just need to put the data in tables, thats all, no further SQL queries.
and there are no objects which are mapping to two different tables (so i
don't need complex SQL logics)

I feel JDBC is better (performance and development time wise) than hibernate
in my case.

Is there any other thing that i should consider before making the
decision.......

I think you've answered your own question. JDBC is fine for your needs. No point in adding extra layers and increasing complexity.

Luke
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