which is the mapping ?This is one of possible breaking change
(releasenotes.txt)
* Now filters are working even with many-to-one association for Criteria and
HQL (NH-1293, NH-1179)


2009/8/3 Ryan Scott <[email protected]>

>
> I'm not sure whether this is a bug or a "feature".  If it is a bug,
> I'll add this as a JIRA entry instead.  It certainly seems like a bug
> to me.
>
> At some point between January and May of this year, the behavior of
> filter parameters changed when used with joins.  This only really a
> problem for outer joins.
>
> Filters used to produce SQL similar to the following:
>
> SELECT <fields>
> FROM Table1
> LEFT JOIN Table2
> ON Table1.id = Table2.id
> AND Table2.SomeOtherField = 'Some value'
>
> The key there is that the filter t2.SomeOtherField = 'Some value' is
> appended to the ON clause of the LEFT JOIN.  This allows rows from
> Table1 to be returned even if no matching rows from Table2 exist.
> After some change, the SQL now looks like this:
>
> SELECT <fields>
> FROM Table1
> LEFT JOIN Table2
> ON Table1.id = Table2.id
> WHERE Table2.SomeOtherField = 'Some value'
>
> This renders the LEFT JOIN useless, because the filter criteria is now
> applied to the overall where clause.  It seems the filter should only
> by applied to selects from Table2.
>
> FYI I'm using .NET 3.5, Sql 2005 dialect
> >
>


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