I have a question about Database design. I have two tables, usertable and historytable, which are one-to-many relationship, which usertable contains
I am trying to use the new loquacious class mapping feature that we used to get out of Fluent NHibernate. But I am getting stuck on how to get the class mappings to the configuration. I have read F Ma
In my database, I have two tables, one logically referencing other, but with no foreign key defined (I cannot control the database, so have to live with that). E.g.:
I try to use this tutorial: Hello NHibernate This is my config NHibernate file: <?xml version=\"1.0\"?>
How can I invoke following method while I have not TRootEntity, but have just its TYPE: public void Class<TRootEntity>(Action<IClassMapper<TRootEntity>> customizeAction) where TRoot
I\'m working on an ASP.NET application which uses Nhibernate and encountering very strange behaviour recently.
I\'m building an application against a legacy database that stores lookup values in a generic table (actually it\'s held in four different tables.) This means that the entity tables store the \"id\" o
I have this Address table like below: Address ------- ID (pk) OWNERTYPE (int) OWNERID (int) ADDR1 ADDR2 ....
I us开发者_运维知识库e NHibernate with mapping in the HBMs I have Table1 like this ID int(PK) Category int(PK)
I\'m trying to map an entity property in such way that it writes its value to a database column but retrieves its value using a formula.