Emil Ivanov wrote:
As far as I understand eager loading it works by adding a join clause
to the select. That has the drawback of increased number or rows
returned. Imagine having 100 objects and each with 200 related
objects, most of which overlap so the total number of related objects
is
Michael Bayer wrote:
Emil Ivanov wrote:
As far as I understand eager loading it works by adding a join clause
to the select. That has the drawback of increased number or rows
returned. Imagine having 100 objects and each with 200 related
objects, most of which overlap so the total number
Emil Ivanov wrote:
As far as I understand eager loading it works by adding a join clause
and...the rationale for the Hibernate feature is to optimize *lazy*
loading, not eager loading - its a query that you only want if needed.
Also hibernate does a poor job with join-based eager loading -
