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getFetchPlan() - JDO Query's method

Returns the FetchPlan used by this Query. Modifications of the returned fetch plan will not cause this query's owning PersistenceManager's FetchPlan to be modified.

Returns:: the fetch plan used by this query

Since:: JDO 2.0

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getFetchPlan() - JDO Query's method

Method
javax.jdo.Query
FetchPlan getFetchPlan()

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getFetchPlan() - JDO Query's method

Method javax.jdo.QueryFetchPlan getFetchPlan()

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Method
javax.jdo.Query
FetchPlan getFetchPlan()