Don't forget that you have the entire power of HQL at your disposal. If
you want to add a "where" clause, go ahead. It's arbitrary "on" clauses
that hibernate cannot yet do. (Although it does create sql joins with
complex on clauses--those inherent in the object relationships.)
A filter won't prevent the data from getting sucked out of the DB, just
restrict it's further flow. It seems like you're trying to use
in-memory tools to change the query instead of just changing the query.
-Dale
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