It's not that big of a deal but still, i've got a small problem:

For example:
I've got a many-to-one association, which has lazy="no-proxy" mapped.
Now when I load this through a session createQuery, i see in the sql log files that the many-to-one his ID is fetched.
Why is this?
Is it possible to ignore this?

I've got a table which is queried alot but has alot of foreign keys which i do not always need, perhaps a small improvement can be made by optimizing this.

thanks

How would Hibernate know which related row to load when you went to initialize that lazy many-to-one?

Is there no option to turn this off?
I know in some cases I will not need the information but it will always fetch it, which makes the db do more work.

I see that Hibernate wants to know what object to load but I don't always need the object, is there no way to turn it off?

Thanks