wait. Is there a way to do this using joins?
like
IQueryOver<IntegrationMessageHistory> SubQuery =
myDB.Session.QueryOver<IntegrationMessageHistory>()
.Where(r => !string.IsNullOrEmpty(r.Notes))
.OrderBy(r => r.AuditDate).Desc
.Take(1);
...and somehow joining the *Notes* column from *SubQuery* to the end of an
<IntegrationMessage>?
The <IntegrationMessageHistory> list *is* in the <IntegrationMessage>
object.
I see some examples, but am a little baffled how to tack a string onto the
end of an <IntegrationMessage>.
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