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"Hibernate Caching" refers to a technique used by Hibernate, an Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) tool for Java, to cache database data in memory. This improves application performance by reducing the number of database round trips. There are two levels of caching in Hibernate: First Level Cache and Second Level Cache. The First Level Cache stores the entity instances that were loaded from the database within the session. The Second Level Cache stores entity instances independently of any session.
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