Hello,
I've been trying to update a list of objects which was changed outside of
the application.
Here's the statement I use:
Parent parent = Session.QueryOver<Parent>().Where(x => x.Dbid == dbid)
.JoinQueryOver<Child>(y => y.Children)
.CacheMode(CacheMode.Refresh)
.SingleOrDefault();
return parent.Children
This returns the children when a record is added or deleted. This won't
work when CacheMode is set to normal, which is good.
Thing is, when I update a child in the database and run this code, it
returns the old, not updated, children. Even though the query returns the
correct values, therefore I think this has something to do with caching.
So my question is, why doesn't this statement return the updated children?
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