I'm about to embark on a rather complicated mapping strategy and I have a
sticking point that I'm not sure what the best track is...
Basically, I have a table per subclass schema with four subclasses. I'm
using a standard repository pattern around NHibernate (for now) that this
might not fit neatly into, which uses the LINQ provider (part of why I
might change it later for caching and lazy loading stuff support from my
mappings).
My requirement is that I must pull a list of TWO DIFFERENT subclasses at
one time, so that I can implement paging over the query set. I am not sure
how to do that...
I was thinking something along the lines of
superclassRepository.Find().Where(x => x is SubClass1 || x is
SubClass2).Skip().Take();
But I'm unclear how that would translate, or if there is a better way?
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