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171-180 of 200 resultsRefreshMissing (null) elements in eager loaded references> Every relationship is eagerly fetched Problem: Could it be that despite being fetched eager the elements are yet not loaded from ... ;"> @ElementCollection(fetch = FetchType.EAGER | |
JDO sequences from ORM file with Fetch Groups --> <class name="JdoTypes$ClassWithFetchGroup"> <fetch-group name="fg1" post-load="false"> <fetch-group name="sg1" /> <field name="p" recursion-depth="7" /> </fetch-group>   | |
Listing large number of complicated objects with paging. plan="sort(fetch(index(-279[all])))" eval="9.3782" var="1" prm="0" reg="0" order="prod.id"> <fatchPlan plan="fetch(index(-279[all]))" eval="7.4751 ... ">EAGER setting in Product, and particularly with eager fetch | |
find() cost unreasonable time! @JoinColumn(name="parent") protected Nodes parent; @OneToMany(mappedBy="parent",fetch=FetchType.EAGER ... ; @OneToMany(mappedBy="parent",fetch=FetchType.EAGER) protected List<Nodes> Sons; public int getId ... > @OneToMany(fetch=FetchType.EAGER) | |
Transaction isolation support? while A is reading. (Especially if using LAZY fetch sub object). Do I always just get the list of objects as it looks when the fetch start? Martin mt Martin @OneToMany(fetch=FetchType.LAZY) List<Book>bookList; | |
Exception on creation when running multithreaded="fetch(index(-101[all]))" eval="5.1439" var="1" prm="0" reg="0"> <btreePlan plan ... ; </extractPlan> </filterPlan> <fatchPlan plan="fetch(index(-107[pos ... > <fatchPlan plan="fetch(index(-106[pos<1>:1->:1:notNull]))" eval="4.3054" var="1 | |
EntityManager JPA or JDO impl and different behavior that map is defined and with which fetch type. If the problem can only be demonstrated in ... ; @OneToMany(cascade=CascadeType.PERSIST, fetch=FetchType.EAGER)   ... ; fetch=FetchType.EAGER, orphanRemoval=true | |
Iterating over large result set; // work with fetched data } em ... . With some JDBC drivers there is a hint, that driver should fetch data in packages of given size ... of result set from database without building whole object graph representing fetched data in application | |
Object as parameter results in exception; @Override public T fetch(Company company, Long primaryKey) { mLogger.info("Fetching type: {} with id {} with company: {}", new Object[]{managedClass ... ;@Override public T fetch(Company company, Long primaryKey) { mLogger.info("Fetching type | |
newObjectIdInstance(pcClass, obj)>ObjectIdFieldSupplier: the field value is fetched from the ObjectIdFieldSupplier |