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It’s possible to override LAZY in HQL using LEFT JOIN FETCH.
FROM Obj AS obj LEFT JOIN FETCH obj.otherObj WHERE obj.id = :id
Is it also possible to override EAGER? How?
The qualifier in this snippet from the Hibernate Docs implies that you can override lazy with eager, but not the other way around:
Unusually, it looks like you can if you use the Criteria API to go from eager to lazy. Just call
setFetchMode(FetchMode.LAZY)on the relevant join.