What I\'m trying to achieve must be simple but I just can\'t get it to work. I have a simple table that contains an id and a description field.
OK, first my simple Domain Model is 2 classes with a one-to-many relationship, a simple Parent -> child relationship. A \'Tweet\' has one or more \'Votes\', but each Vote belongs to just one Tweets et
I currently have code which produces the following LINQ expression (taken from the WhoCanHelpMe showcase project). Its purpose is to bind together two expressions but I don\'t know if the following is
Scenario: I have a customer object with lazy loading enabled. I use that throughout the program to call a list of customer for a listbox. It has relationships to the Division_Customer_Rel, Division_Em
In my ASP.NET web-application I use NHibernate to persist my \"User\"-Instances, where each of them has a \"Entries\" - collection. It is a typical one-to-many mapping and it works just fine. The mapp
I have a class structure as follows (pseudo code): CompanyName (id, name) // Other information about the company
I have quite a complex entity structure where several classes inherit from a base class, hence choosing a table per-subclass structure in nhibernate.
I’m using NHibernate for data access, but accessing it through a façade layer. This layer consists of interfaces for the repositories, plus an IUnitOfWork interface which corresponds to the ISession
I have 2 lists and I need to know if there are any matches.I\'ve tried using request.Interests.Intersect(x.Post.Tags.Split(\' \')).Count() > 0 but I get the error
I have a object model a bit like this: public class Foo { public int Id {get;set;} public string FooName {get;set;}
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