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java - JPA flush vs commit

in JPA, if we call EntityTransaction.commit(), does it automatically call EntityManager.flush()? or should we call them both? what is the difference? because i have problem with JPA, when i insert an entity to database, i call persist(). in the database, the data has been inserted (can be fetched), but that data doesn't show up in my app (i fetch it using findAll()). and on another entity, it showed up. is there something i don't know? i'm using standard Spring CRUD, JPA resource_local, and postgresql. sorry for my english, thanks in advance

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if we call EntityTransaction.commit(), does it automatically call EntityManager.flush()?

Yes

what is the difference?

In flush() the changes to the data are reflected in database after encountering flush, but it is still in transaction.flush() MUST be enclosed in a transaction context and you don't have to do it explicitly unless needed (in rare cases), when EntityTransaction.commit() does that for you.

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