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Fetch Group Monitoring

Use the Fetch Group Monitor to measure fetch group field usage. This can be useful for performance analysis in a complex system.

Enable this monitor using the System property org.eclipse.persistence.fetchgroupmonitor=true.

The monitor dumps the attribute used for a class every time a new attribute is accessed.

For more information about fetch groups, see Fetch Groups.


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