I'm experimenting with NHibernate, and I've run into something that looks a
bit dangerous, but I'm hoping it's just me doing something wrong or
something that is configurable.
If I try to run a query for a list of objects that are of a type that has
no mapping, it just fails silently and returns an empty list.
i.e.:
"Variable" is a type that is not mapped in a hbm file.
The following throws an exception:
_session.Get<Variable>(1); //this throws an exception
These do not throw exceptions, or otherwise indicate that Variable is not a
mapped type:
_session.Query<Variable>().Where( e => e.VariableId == 1).ToList(); //this
returns an empty list.
_session.CreateCriteria(typeof(Variable)).Add(Restrictions.Eq("VariableId",
1)).List<Variable>(); //this also returns an empty list
Is this by-design, is it a bug, is there something I'm missing, or is there
some way to have NHibernate complain that we are trying to query for a type
that does not have any mapping defined?
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