Hi Hammett, Thanks for the reply. Is there any way to manually set the property or the instance of the class as "not dirty"? Aside from that, the only other suggestion I've seen that could work is to open a second NHibernate session that is set to not persist changes. Or maybe I could inherit from my ActiveRecord entity and mark the child as read- only and query the new entity instead. From a design standpoint, both of these thoughts make me cringe, so I'm open to any other ideas.
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