Here is the actual test:

using (ISession session = sessionFactory.OpenSession())
                                {
                                        UserGroup ug = 
session.CreateQuery("from UserGroup where
User.UsrId = 1").UniqueResult<UserGroup>();
                                        User u = ug.User;

                                        bool d1 = 
session.IsChanged(ug);//Fabio's code
                                        bool d2 = session.IsChanged(u);

                                        Debug.Assert(ug.User == u);

                                        Debug.Assert(session.IsDirty() == 
false);
                                        session.Flush();
                                }

                                using (ISession session = 
sessionFactory.OpenSession())
                                {
                                        User u = session.CreateQuery("from User 
where id =
1").UniqueResult<User>();
                                        UserGroup ug = u.UserGroup.First();

                                        bool d1 = session.IsChanged(ug);
                                        bool d2 = session.IsChanged(u);

                                        Debug.Assert(ug.User == u);

                                        Debug.Assert(session.IsDirty() == 
false);//fires SaveOrUpdate
event
                                        session.Flush();
                                }


On May 23, 12:48 pm, Ricardo Peres <[email protected]> wrote:
> Forgot to tell: I am using HiLo for ids and, of course, I am not
> changing anything on any of the loaded entities. No second level cache
> either.
>
> On May 23, 12:43 pm, Ricardo Peres <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > Hi,
>
> > I am having this problem:
>
> > - I load a User entity from the DB using session.Get<T>();
> > - It loads an additional collection UserGroups containing only one
> > entity;
> > - I have an event listener for the SaveOrUpdate event:
>
> > cfg.EventListeners.SaveOrUpdateEventListeners =
> > cfg.EventListeners.SaveOrUpdateEventListeners.Concat(new[] { new
> > AuditableListener() }).ToArray();
>
> > - I check that both entities are not changed, using Fabio's code:
>
> > private bool HasDirtyProperties(FlushEntityEvent @event)
> >     {
> >         ISessionImplementor session = @event.Session;
> >         EntityEntry entry = @event.EntityEntry;
> >         var entity = @event.Entity;
> >         if(!entry.RequiresDirtyCheck(entity) || !
> > entry.ExistsInDatabase || entry.LoadedState == null)
> >         {
> >             return false;
> >         }
> >         IEntityPersister persister = entry.Persister;
>
> >         object[] currentState = persister.GetPropertyValues(entity,
> > session.EntityMode); ;
> >         object[] loadedState = entry.LoadedState;
>
> >         return persister.EntityMetamodel.Properties
> >             .Where((property, i) => !
> > LazyPropertyInitializer.UnfetchedProperty.Equals(currentState[i]) &&
> > property.Type.IsDirty(loadedState[i], currentState[i], session))
> >             .Any();
> >     }
>
> > - When I call session.IsDirty(), it fires the SaveOrUpdateEvent
> > passing it the associated UserGroup, which shouldn't be changed;
>
> > If, however, I explicitly load the UserGroup instead of the User, when
> > I call session.IsDirty(), the SaveOrUpdateEvent is not fired, and the
> > session is not marked as dirty.
> > Any ideas? Is this a common/known problem?
>
> > <class name="User" lazy="false" table="`USER`">
> >     <id name="UsrId" access="property" column="`USR_ID`">
> >       <generator class="hilo" />
> >     </id>
> >     <property name="UsrEmail" type="String" column="`USR_EMAIL`"
> > length="100" />
> >     <property name="UsrEnabled" type="Boolean" column="`USR_ENABLED`" /
>
> >     <property name="UsrLogin" type="String" column="`USR_LOGIN`"
> > length="50" />
> >     <property name="UsrPassword" type="String" column="`USR_PASSWORD`"
> > length="50" />
> >     <property name="UsrRealName" type="String"
> > column="`USR_REAL_NAME`" length="100" />
> >     <set cascade="all" inverse="true" lazy="true" name="UserGroups">
> >       <key column="`USR_ID`" />
> >       <one-to-many class="UserGroup" />
> >     </set>
> >   </class>
>
> > <class name="UserGroup" lazy="false" table="`USER_GROUP`">
> >     <id name="UgrId" access="property" column="`UGR_ID`">
> >       <generator class="hilo" />
> >     </id>
> >     <many-to-one name="Profile" class="Profile" column="`PRF_ID`" not-
> > null="true" fetch="select" />
> >     <many-to-one name="User" class="User" column="`USR_ID`" not-
> > null="true" fetch="select" />
> >   </class>
>
> > I think the Profile mapping is irrelevant for this matter.
> > Thanks for your help, once again!
>
> > RP

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