We have an NHibernate mapping where we have to use custom stored procedures
for inserts, updates and deletes. We have the mapping as follows.
<class name="MyNamespace.MyClass" table="[MYTABLE]">
<id name="Id" column="MYTABLE_ID"></id>
...
<sql-insert check="none">
EXECUTE SP_MY_TABLE_INSERT
@p1 = ?,
@p2 = ?
</sql-insert>
</class>
We use `check="none"` due to some legacy reasons.
The above mentioned stored procedure returns the inserted ID as a scalar.
However, when we commit the NHibernate transaction, the returned ID is not
populated into the entity instance so we still see the value 0 in the Id
property.
How could we teach NHibernate that the returned scalar should be treated as
the inserted ID?
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