Sartori, David
2005-11-28 16:32:01 UTC
Hello
Is there a setting in the prefs.properties file that can allow a many-to-one
relationship to have a setting of lazy="false" when building the Hibernate
HBM file?
Thanks very much for you time
David Sartori
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Is there a setting in the prefs.properties file that can allow a many-to-one
relationship to have a setting of lazy="false" when building the Hibernate
HBM file?
Thanks very much for you time
David Sartori
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