Tyler Burd tb...@cudc.org writes:
Then you could have an NAnt target that would set up brail or some
other templating language, process the mapping files, and copy them
to a known directory.
Does that make sense?
Thank you very much, that makes perfectly sense. I already utilise
NAnt in
and don't forget to enlist the IDbCommand in the session's current
Transaction before you execute it
On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 4:41 AM, Plácido Bisneto
placido.dine...@gmail.comwrote:
you can use the ADO.NET connection in this particular case and then create
a IDbCommand, fill the IDbParameters
Ok, you confirmed something I was thinking but was not sure of in
regards to the session per call. So then how do you suggest setting
the boundaries of a session in a win-forms app? Obviously not the
entire application as you said that is a time-bomb and from the little
I understand I agree.
well... what I suggest is CpBT because, so far, it is working very well.What
I'm seeing is that many winForm/wpf developers are scared by IoC/AOP (that
shouldn't be your case if in some moment you was thinking about PostSharp).
Perhaps I should find the time to implements a manual management of
Fabio,
I am not scared of IoC/AOP (well the MSIL code scared me for the AOP) but I
fully admit I don't understand it. I am trying but I am beginning to wonder
if I am just not able to grasp the concepts.
My struction is this:
winForm - Logic Layer - DAL - NH - DB
I am sure the CpBT would work
2009/6/24 Josh Rogers joshlrog...@gmail.com
My struction is this:
winForm - Logic Layer - DAL - NH - DB
I am sure the CpBT would work perfectly for me, I have no doubt that you
know exactly what your talking about, the problem is I can't understand when
or how to use it.
Well... that is
There may be an easier way. I just came across this tidbit of sql that can be
used to change the user's current schema:
alter session set current_schema= your_oracle_schema
You could issues that command right after you open each session for your oracle
implementation. You will probably have
the default_schema/default_catalog, of each mapping or of the
session-factory-configuration does not work ?
2009/6/24 Tyler Burd tb...@cudc.org
There may be an easier way. I just came across this tidbit of sql that can
be used to change the user's current schema:
alter session set
here is a detailed description of how i did solved the multi language
problem:
http://www.webdevbros.net/2009/06/24/create-a-multi-languaged-domain-model-with-nhibernate-and-c/
On 15 Apr., 14:42, Michal mga...@gmail.com wrote:
On Apr 14, 8:14 pm, Yaojian sky...@gmail.com wrote:
I wonder
2009/6/24 Michal Gabrukiewicz mga...@gmail.com
here is a detailed description of how i did solved the multi language
problem:
http://www.webdevbros.net/2009/06/24/create-a-multi-languaged-domain-model-with-nhibernate-and-c/
Thanks Michal!!
Do you want share it in the NH-Forge How to wiki ?
Fabio Maulo fabioma...@gmail.com writes:
the default_schema/default_catalog, of each mapping or of the
session-factory-configuration does not work ?
It does not work for the SQL in the 'formula' attribute of a property
(at least it didn't seem to work in 2.0.1GA last time I tried this).
--
Ah ok... There shouldn't work because it is pure SQL and NH only touch it to
add the root alias and nothing more.
For All:
I would remember you that the mapping file has very few features regarding
multi-RDBMS SQLs support.
If I well remember there is only one place : database-object and
its
Hello,
I have a mapping where the class T1 has a composite id, which contains
a reference to the class T2.
This works all fine, I can load both classes, same them, and so on.
My issue is performance-related. I would like to eager-load the T2
reference, but I absolutely can't manage to do it.
I'm sorry, I haven't seen an example of how to do this so far.
I have an Int64[] array and I want to do something like this;
from Entity where Entity.ID in (:entityID)
and set :entityID to the Int64 array items. Is this possible?
Thanks in advance.
query.SetParameterList(entityID, new[]{1,2,3});
2009/6/24 sed sethaedwa...@gmail.com
I'm sorry, I haven't seen an example of how to do this so far.
I have an Int64[] array and I want to do something like this;
from Entity where Entity.ID in (:entityID)
and set :entityID to the Int64
Thanks!
On Jun 24, 4:07 pm, Fabio Maulo fabioma...@gmail.com wrote:
query.SetParameterList(entityID, new[]{1,2,3});
2009/6/24 sed sethaedwa...@gmail.com
I'm sorry, I haven't seen an example of how to do this so far.
I have an Int64[] array and I want to do something like this;
from
If you are passing parameters into your TVF (and into CONTAINSTABLE)
then it will need to be a custom SQL query. If you aren't passing any
parameters in then you have the option of using a view instead of a
TVF.
Out of interest, why do think that a parameter-less TVF won't work for
joins and
Hello,
I have searched all over and have not found a complete answer to my
issue. I have a WPF application that uses NH for persisting to a MS
SQL database. I am using single Session throughout the application.
Everything works fine until I get an exception (like a FK constraint)
while
Take care because saying I am using single Session throughout the
application the Everything works fine is something with a very short life
in production.
2009/6/24 TheBread chris.will...@rimrockgroup.com
Hello,
I have searched all over and have not found a complete answer to my
issue. I
regarding - All users of Oracle have a default schema that is
different than the schema where the tables live so all objects have to
be fully qualified with the schema name, you could use public
synonyms in Oracle:
CREATE OR REPLACE PUBLIC SYNONYM TheTableName FOR
TheSchemaOwner.TheTableName;
If the Oracle stored procedure you need to call does not write to the
db, just does some complex select(s), consider creating a view that is
built by calling the procedure, then map your C# class to the view
columns instead of the ref cursor. Use mutable=false on the class
definition in the
Why ?
The best way to know it is to run the whole suite of tests against the .Net
x. But I think it's the same, and it will work ok.
On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 6:32 AM, Graham Bunce grahambu...@hotmail.comwrote:
I'm thinking lazy loading not working properly or session
becoming corrupted
This hardly seems worth suggesting because I'm sure you've considered
it, but you don't get the problem if you don't have lazy-loading of
entities being triggered by your DataGrid. Obviously you might not be
able to do this for performance reasons.
Cheers,
John
On Jun 22, 5:16 pm, joshlrogers
Aaaah now, I read your mail better and I understand that Everything works
fine is just dead.
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With mutable=false should be enough
2009/6/24 mhanney mrh5...@gmail.com
If the Oracle stored procedure you need to call does not write to the
db, just does some complex select(s), consider creating a view that is
built by calling the procedure, then map your C# class to the view
columns
I appreciate your help. I gather from your posts that you are
suggesting that using a single Session throughout the application is
not good practice. If I were to implement a Session per view/form/
operation would I not still have the same issue if I received a
constraint exception while
The problem with session-per-application is not only the stale-entity-state
but the session-cache.session-per-application more than an anti-pattern is a
simple time-bomb.
stale-entity-state should be managed closer as you done but if you have only
one session, for the whole application, the next
Try to use our Deep grok to quick find related issue NH-WPF
for example searching: WPF session managementThis is the link
http://nhibernate.deepgrok.com/
2009/6/24 Fabio Maulo fabioma...@gmail.com
The problem with session-per-application is not only the stale-entity-state
but the
Hi Fabio,
I think I understand the issue with the session cache being a time
bomb. On form exit I have either called Session.Clear() to cancel any
changes, or persist the changes with one of the methods above (Add,
Update, Delete). Would this pattern take care of the cache issue, or
do
I just saw this post, and will take a look now
On Jun 24, 5:08 pm, Fabio Maulo fabioma...@gmail.com wrote:
Try to use our Deep grok to quick find related issue NH-WPF
for example searching: WPF session managementThis is the
linkhttp://nhibernate.deepgrok.com/
2009/6/24 Fabio Maulo
2009/6/24 The Bread chris.will...@rimrockgroup.com
Hi Fabio,
I think I understand the issue with the session cache being a time
bomb. On form exit I have either called Session.Clear() to cancel any
changes, or persist the changes with one of the methods above (Add,
Update, Delete). Would
Heym
I'm trying to map a legacy database system that we have internally
that we use to dynamically generate extraction statements from a
database. All of the tables use string identifiers and some of the
tables have composite keys. I've been trying an initial set of 4
tables and ran into a
sure why not.
i guess i need some access to it ...
best regards
michal
On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 12:06 AM, Fabio Maulo fabioma...@gmail.com wrote:
2009/6/24 Michal Gabrukiewicz mga...@gmail.com
here is a detailed description of how i did solved the multi language
problem:
You are creating your schema into the database with
STC.EI.Data.SessionManager.BuildSchema()
but the problem is that the schema already exists in there.
Try the feature Schema Update.
On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 10:06 PM, x97mdr jeffreycame...@gmail.com wrote:
Heym
I'm trying to map a legacy
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On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 11:12 PM, Michal Gabrukiewicz mga...@gmail.comwrote:
sure why not.
i guess i need some access to it ...
best regards
michal
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