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Issue #854: Mapped by fields are not initialized by JOIN FETCH in queries

Type: Bug ReoprtVersion: 2.4.1Priority: NormalStatus: FixedReplies: 1
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As demonstrated in this forum thread, a mapped by collection field with lazy fetch mode is not initialized in results of a query that uses JOIN FETCH on that collection field (when enhancement is used).

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Build 2.4.1_06 fixes this issue (fields are now initialized and the test in the forum passes), but still loading bulk of inverse fields requires performance improvement.

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