The core of the matter is if there is any difference in the SQL generated, and then, the only little difference between any of this methods would be if they construct or not a list (thing that should be nearly instantaneous). So, I will try to look at the SQL generated.
Thanks for your reply, David Jacques Le Roux wrote: > Strange question, quick answer. > > I guess by nature it can't be as efficient (you may have a look at SQL > generated), and with by-and you get a list not an entity... > > Jacques > > De : "David Cuenca" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >> Hello list, >> I know that the most logical method for obtaining an entity instance >> having its primary keys must be "use find-by-primary-key!", but are >> find-by-and and entity-condition as efficient as find-by-primary-key >> with the same conditions? >> >> Regards, >> David Cuenca >>
