I'm not a committer, but I prefer 'deferred'.
On Mar 8, 2005, at 10:21 AM, Michael Gloegl wrote:
I think we made a big mistake by re-using the word “lazy” for attribute-level lazy fetching. People think that <many-to-one lazy=”false”/> will disable proxying.
Does anyone know another term we could use?
What about something like "deferred", call it "deferred property loading" ?
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