> the objects you get back, while not eagerly loaded, should still
> function pretty well and have lazyloaders attached to its properties;
>if all that is working, then im pretty impressed :).
Well, I am happy to report that the lazyloaders do work on the select
object queries so that is pretty co
yeah, eagerloading requires adding lots of extra columns to the
column clause of the SELECT statement. with most query operations,
you are only providing the WHERE criterion, and Query generates the
rest of everything around it, which is a fairly involved process.
if you use your own select
I have a simple database structure that involves:
item_table
keyword_table
itemkeyword_table
with a many-to-many relationship between items and keywords and the
expected mapper that defines item.keywords.
None of this may be relevant since the basic problem is that if I
create a query object suc
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