Hi Thorben! One addition to your videos that I would love would be if you provided the examples on github so I could pull it down and try it out for myself. Thanks for a great video
You're right, I uploaded it yesterday and had to remove it after a few minutes because it contained a mistake in one of the code samples. I fixed it and now published the fixed version
Hello, can you please explain what is the difference between using fetch type Eager and LEFT JOIN FETCH ? Aren't they identical? They both load the collection immediately right? I don't get why we should prefer LEFT JOIN FETCH over fetch type Eager then.
Hi Thorben!
One addition to your videos that I would love would be if you provided the examples on github so I could pull it down and try it out for myself.
Thanks for a great video
Thanks Erik. I used several of my existing projects for this video. You can find some of them here: github.com/thjanssen
Great information, Thanks. Also enjoyed your article in Java Magazine
Thanks
deja vu !
I remember seeing this one a few days ago, and now it shows to be very recently uploaded.
You're right, I uploaded it yesterday and had to remove it after a few minutes because it contained a mistake in one of the code samples.
I fixed it and now published the fixed version
Great video keep up the good work 😀
Thanks
Still getting multiple query if any record in null am getting seprate query for that record
Excelent material!!! It helped me a lot.
Thanks
Hello, can you please explain what is the difference between using fetch type Eager and LEFT JOIN FETCH ? Aren't they identical? They both load the collection immediately right? I don't get why we should prefer LEFT JOIN FETCH over fetch type Eager then.
Because sometimes you need them immediately, usually you don't
@@chinmaymule196 Thanks mate, but two years later I already answered the question myself :)