Hi Fabio, I understand what Jason is saying and will take this on board. So say now that the Currency dosent have ID. I now have a "value type" that itself contains a "value type".
In my situation, we need everything to do with the currency other than just the name e.g. exponent,isoalphacode,isonumericcode etc I want to instantiate my Money "value type" (which itself contains a Currency "value type") through the constructor (with arguments) In http://bit.ly/b8yH3b and http://bit.ly/c6g3qm , the object is simpler i.e. it contains string and decimal only. It does not contain a "value type" as a property like in my situation. Also in my situation, the inner value type (i.e. the Currency "value type") has data which resides in a different database table .i.e. We have an amount field and a currency identifier in one table: - SaleCurrencyIsoAlphaCode - SaleCurrencyAmount We have Currency data in a separate Currency table: - IsoAlphaCode - IsoNumericCode - Name - Exponent I want to instantiate a Money object via the ctor where: - Amount = SaleCurrencyAmount in primary table - Currency = Currency row of data in currency table where IsoAlphaCode = primary tables SaleCurrencyIsoAlphaCode Any help appreciated... -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "nhusers" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/nhusers?hl=en.
