Hi,

I was reading the advanced fact and it says to use this for a lazy, one-to-one relationship. <one-to-one constrained="true" outer-join="false" class="Foo"/>

How does this make the association lazy and does it work with 2.1.8? Also, does this only work when the relationship is contrained (ie. requires PFK)?

I think I am missing something and I am hoping someone can clarify. I would have thought to make it lazy, the lazy keyword would have to appear.

chuck

http://hibernate.org/117.html#A16 does say that this is in combination of using the proxy attribute on the class. In the past there was no lazy key attribute on the class only proxy. The lazy class attribute is a short cut for proxy usign the same class name. Maybe the FAQ should be updated.