Diego, Thank you for the response. But I am still confused.
The alias naming in the example was bad on my part. Let's change that
code to
query.CreateAlias("Notes",
"noteAlias").Add(Restrictions.Eq("noteAlias", noteToFind /* a string
object */));
"noteAlias.note" in the restriction clause does not work because the
Notes property is a collection of strings and not entities. Strings do
not have mapped properties.
I cannot do "query.Add(Subqueries.In("Notes"), detachedCriteria)"
either because the "noteToFind" string variable comes from user
interface and not the database.
Any help would be greatly apprecitated.
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