> 1. Does Hibernate allow for fine tuning lazy
> vs. non-lazy loading? That is, can I
> specify when to uze lazy loading and when
> not to use lazy loading?
You can specify loading strategy per-association.
There is no support for "fetch profiles" currently.
> 2. Does Hibernate allow me to override it
> and specify my own SQL statements in places
> where I want to use specific SQL statements?
> I know I can always choose not to use
> Hibernate in specific portions of my
> application, but if I am okay with most DB
> accesses going through Hibernate, and have
> only very few exceptions, I'd rather specify
> the exact SQL to use via Hibername, instead
> of using my own 'direct to RDBMS access'
> code in parallel.
Heh this is one of those things that should have
been done ages ago but simply never made it to the
top of the todo list. I think its something that
everyone new to Hibernate assumes that they will
need more often than they actually *do* end up
needing it. (As you say, there is always the
fallback to direct JDBC when really necessary.)
Anyway, this is not at all difficult to implement
and I *will* get onto it eventually.
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