add a HINT and mention an alternative API

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Gavin King 2023-07-25 20:50:56 +02:00
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Both batch fetching and subselect fetching are disabled by default, but we may enable one or the other globally using properties.
.Configuration settings to enable batch and subselect fetching
[%breakable,cols="35,~, 20"]
[%breakable,cols="32,~,28"]
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| Configuration property name | Property value | Alternative
| Configuration property name | Property value | Alternatives
| `hibernate.default_batch_fetch_size` | A sensible batch size `>1` to enable batch fetching | `@BatchSize`, `setFetchBatchSize()`
| `hibernate.use_subselect_fetch` | `true` to enable subselect fetching | `@Fetch(SUBSELECT)`
| `hibernate.default_batch_fetch_size` | A sensible batch size `>1` to enable batch fetching | `@BatchSize()`, `setFetchBatchSize()`
| `hibernate.use_subselect_fetch` | `true` to enable subselect fetching | `@Fetch(SUBSELECT)`, `setSubselectFetchingEnabled()`
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Alternatively, we can enable one or the other in a given session:
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Finally, many systems which require high scalability now make use of reactive programming and reactive streams.
{hr}[Hibernate Reactive] brings O/R mapping to the world of reactive programming.
You can learn much more about Hibernate Reactive from its {hr-guide}[Reference Documentation].
You can learn much more about Hibernate Reactive from its {hr-guide}[Reference Documentation].
[TIP]
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Hibernate Reactive may be used alongside vanilla Hibernate in the same program, and can reuse the same entity classes.
This means you can use the reactive programming model exactly where you need it—perhaps only in one or two places in your system.
You don't need to rewrite your whole program using reactive streams.
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