Thanks a lot for your response. Will surely try to work on the same. On Mar 28, 1:19 am, cidico <[email protected]> wrote: > I think this link can help you with the problem: > > http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2563755/ensuring-inserts-after-a-c... > > You can implement the IIdentifierGenerator to specify how the primary > key is composed. > > On Mar 27, 6:05 am, Huzefa Kagdi <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > Hi, > > > We have got a strange scenario to map in NHibernate. The database that > > we are using is Oracle 10g. One of the Parent Table has a Primary Key > > that is made up of two columns- 1) ID and 2) A Number Defining the > > Year and Month (not Date). Also this Primary Key acts as a Foreign Key > > (as well as Primary Key) to all other child tables (fifteen in > > number). The design is such that there is a Parent Table having all > > the Transactions (generic information) and then there are Child Tables > > that actually refer to particular type of transactions (having > > transaction specific information). > > > The problem we have is that we checked that the table has a Sequence > > attached to it. But the Sequence is designed only for the ID column. > > Sequence is used only for one column but the table takes two columns > > as its Primary Key. So how do I write the mapping file for the id tag? > > Any suggestions would be welcomed. > > > Just would like to add that redesigning the database is unfortunately > > not a option that we have. We have to adhere to this design.
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