I noticed there is significant overhead at commit time to determine which
objects have changed to write those changes to the database. If however the
objects are read-only this check is bypassed. I also noticed it is
possible to load a single object from the database and specify to load it
read-only.
I'm very interested in the ability to perform an OQL query but specify in
advance that I want read-only results. I don't see a way to do that in
Castor other than declaring my classes as read-only in the mapping file
(which I don't want to do).
Any advise?
Thanks,
Mark
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