Thanks for the helpful video. The join fetch and entity graph can resolve the n+1 issue in the case of joining by id. However, when I try to do join fetch in sql with multiple joined columns (like first name and last name), the n+1 will happen. It seems that hibernate doesn't help to eliminate n+1 with fetch joining multiple columns. Can you give advice ?
I saw redundant duplicates and then see the same in your console output as well. Address for Person1 is being repeated 3 times in the output. I used select distinct p.. To resolve the same.
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You can use the FETCH clause with both LEFT and (INNER) JOINS, so either LEFT JOIN FETCH or JOIN FETCH
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Thanks for the helpful video. The join fetch and entity graph can resolve the n+1 issue in the case of joining by id. However, when I try to do join fetch in sql with multiple joined columns (like first name and last name), the n+1 will happen. It seems that hibernate doesn't help to eliminate n+1 with fetch joining multiple columns. Can you give advice ?
Hi, were you able to find a solution to this problem?
I saw redundant duplicates and then see the same in your console output as well. Address for Person1 is being repeated 3 times in the output. I used select distinct p.. To resolve the same.
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