I was asked to provide a more detailed explanation.

I've got an entity, which may be either a Sample or a Project, and
that entity has a collection of properties, which could be simply
thought of as key-value pairs, although they are a bit more complex
than that.

A sample might have a property "Item" with the value "Item 1", and
property "Lot" with the value "Lot A".

The users frequently look at lists of these samples or projects, and
want to filter that list to only samples or projects that have certain
properties values, or values that match a specific search pattern,
such as "Ends with A". Additionally, and simultaneously, they may want
to filter against a value on the Sample or Project table directly. A
common query in this manner would be "Samples of Item 1 that were
created since a month ago".

On Aug 22, 8:41 am, Dietrich <[email protected]> wrote:
> Sorry for the bump, but hoping this was just unseen rather than
> unknown or a stupid question.
>
> On Aug 19, 1:11 pm, Dietrich <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > I've got some code that takes a list of properties and parameters and
> > turns them into a SQL statement that returns a list of IDs for objects
> > that match the search. I need to query over the results of this in a
> > paged fashion.
>
> > Currently I use the output of this code like so:
>
> > .Session.CreateSQLQuery(
> >                                         @"SELECT {s.*}
> >                                                 FROM Sample {s}
> >                                                 INNER JOIN (" + 
> > filter.BuildSQLStatement() + @") filter
> >                                                         ON {s}.SampleID = 
> > filter.ParentID
> >                                         ORDER BY {s}.SampleID DESC"
> >                                         ).AddEntity("s", typeof(Sample))
> >                                         .SetFirstResult((PageNumber - 1) * 
> > PageSize)
> >                                         .SetMaxResults(PageSize)
> >                                         .List<Sample>();
>
> > I suspect there is a better way to join against this filter- is there?
> > I'm using NH 3.0 alpha.

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