I outputted the SQL and it does not pick up the composite fields on the insert statement.
On Jan 7, 10:33 am, MixMasta <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > I am using table inheritence and finding that my custom composite user > type in my subclass is not being persisted. All the other properties > are being set correctly. > > [ActiveRecord("Promotion"), JoinedBase] > public class PromotionRecord : ActiveRecordBase<PromotionRecord> > { > > } > > [ActiveRecord("CustomPromotion")] > public class CustomPromotionRecord : PromotionRecord > { > [CompositeUserType(typeof(MoneyCompositeUserType), new string[] > { "MinimumPurchaseAmount", "MinimumPurchaseCurrencyId" })] > public Money MinimumPurchaseAmount { get; set; } > > } > > When I turn off inheritence and use > CustomPromotionRecord : ActiveRecordBase<CustomPromotionRecord > the > composite type is saved perfectly. > > Has anyone experienced this problem? > > Thanks > Michael
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