Hi,

I'm using NH.Linq trunk with NH 2.1Beta2, and I'm having a problem
with this query:

                                ret = ses.Linq<UserCredentials>()
                                        .Where(x => x.User == user
                                                && x.IdentityProvider == 
provider
                                                && x.Username == identifier
                                        )
                                        .SingleOrDefault();

This throws the following exception:

[SQL:  top 2/* criteria query */ SELECT this_.Id as Id4_2_,
this_.Username as Username4_2_, this_.Password as Password4_2_,
this_.UserUniqueId as UserUniq4_4_2_, this_.IdentityProviderUniqueId
as Identity5_4_2_, user1_.UniqueId as UniqueId0_0_, user1_.Timestamp
as Timestamp0_0_, user1_.Created as Created0_0_, user1_.Name as
Name0_0_, user1_.LastName as LastName0_0_, user1_.Email as Email0_0_,
user1_.Disabled as Disabled0_0_, user1_.DisabledSince as
Disabled8_0_0_, user1_.IsSystemManager as IsSystem9_0_0_,
user1_.LastAccess as LastAccess0_0_, identitypr2_.UniqueId as
UniqueId1_1_, identitypr2_.Timestamp as Timestamp1_1_,
identitypr2_.IdentityClaimType as Identity4_1_1_,
identitypr2_.IdentityClaimValue as Identity5_1_1_,
identitypr2_.Created as Created1_1_, identitypr2_.Name as Name1_1_,
identitypr2_.Type as Type1_1_, identitypr2_.IsDefault as
IsDefault1_1_, identitypr2_.UserIdentityClaimType as UserIden9_1_1_
FROM UserCredentials this_ left outer join Users user1_ on
this_.UserUniqueId=user1_.UniqueId left outer join IdentityProviders
identitypr2_ on this_.IdentityProviderUniqueId=identitypr2_.UniqueId
WHERE ((user1_.UniqueId = @p0 and this_.IdentityProviderUniqueId =
@p1) and this_.Username = @p2)] --->
System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Incorrect syntax near the keyword
'top'

As you can see, seems like NH.Linq (or NH) is building an invalid
query by placing "TOP 2" clause at the beginning..  I have "lots" of
queries using SingleOrDefault working w7o problem, so, looks like its
something related to this one..

As the code surrounding all this it's a bit complex, I'll try to
narrow the problem down a little bit in order to provide a unit test,
but meanwhile.. Did any of you experience something similar?

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