I have found the issue, it was in my code, and I am going to explain it here. Every time I DELETE or UPDATE an entity, in my data layer, I have to check against the database that the entity is not "locked", which means it is check-out by someone else in the application. This "locked" flag need to be read from the database so I do a SELECT before UPDATE> This select, on a temporary entity instance, put a new object with the same id in the session, and this is the issue. I just added an Evict() and not it works like a charm! Sorry to bother you with this silly question
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