What is difference between setMaxResults and setFetchSize in org.hibernate.Query? I just can no get it =)
Query setMaxResults(int maxResult) Set the maximum number of results to retrieve. Parameters: maxResult - maximum number of results to retrieve Returns: the same query instance Throws: IllegalArgumentException - if the argument is negative.
org. hibernate. fetchSize (Long – number of records) Hibernate provides the value of this hint to the JDBC driver to define the number of rows the driver shall receive in one batch. This can improve the communication between the JDBC driver and the database, if it's supported by the driver.
setMaxResults is the same as LIMIT in SQL- you are setting the maximum number of rows you want returned. This is a very common use case of course.
setFetchSize is about optimization, which can change how Hibernate goes about sending the results to the caller (example: buffered, in different size chunks). setFetchSize is NOT implemented by all database drivers.
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