Thanks for the reply. Yes, my terminology was incorrect, thanks.

I think this same issue exists with the
ManyToManyPart.WithChildKeyColumn function - is that correct?

On Apr 30, 4:21 pm, Hudson Akridge <[email protected]> wrote:
> Issue has already been reported
> here<http://code.google.com/p/fluent-nhibernate/issues/detail?id=58>
> :)
> I believe there's even a patch there for you.
>
> Also, what you're looking to do is a many-to-one reference, not a one-to-one
> (the O-T-O would be wrong in this case, so you're doing it correctly, I just
> wanted to make sure you understood the difference in terminology).
>
> On Thu, Apr 30, 2009 at 3:53 AM, JamesSpibey <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Hi,
>
> > I am trying to map two tables together through a composite key but
> > can't seem to find the correct syntax.
>
> > Database Tables
>
> > ORD_Customer
> > ------------
> > ReqPointID
> > WhseCode
> > District
> > StockLocationCode
> > NonStockLocationCode
>
> > ORD_Address
> > -------------
> > WhseCode
> > District
> > LocationCode
>
> > The primary key on ORD_Customer is ReqPointID.
> > The primary key on ORD_Address is WhseCode/District/LocationCode.
>
> > StockLocationCode & NonStockLocationCode are foreign keys to
> > ORD_Address BUT they also need the WhseCode and District fields to get
> > a unique match.
>
> > CustomerMap
>
> > WithTable("ORD_Customer")
> > Id(Function(x) x.CustomerID, "ReqPointID")
> > Map(Function(x) x.WhseCode)
> > Map(Function(x) x.District)
> > References(Function(x) x.StockAddress, "StockLocation")
> > References(Function(x) x.NonStockAddress, "NonStockLocation")
>
> > AddressMap
> > WithTable("ORD_Address")
>
> > UseCompositeId() _
> >                .WithKeyProperty(Function(x) x.AddressID,
> > "LocationCode") _
> >                .WithKeyProperty(Function(x) x.WhseCode) _
> >                .WithKeyProperty(Function(x) x.District)
>
> > ----------------------
>
> > So, my question is how should the References() calls be structured in
> > order to correctly map the WhseCode & District fields along with the
> > LocationCode fields?
>
> > Thanks
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