Hello my friends.
I have an issue when using named queries in nhibernate. The problem is
that NHib eats all my RAM when executing this queries.
Yesterday I had an OutOfMemoryException my app was using +1.3Gb in
RAM!!! What a madness...
This post says it was because of a bug in the LRUMap
Will be interesting to see where all nhusers lives..
@Cesar Sanz: Nicaragua
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I am totally confused!
NH3.0 will be much different than 2.x version?
What are the major changes?
What are the benefits?
besides, QueryOver? Linq Provider?
Please help me, I think I am getting out of date with this things!
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Hi, I have a question regarding FNHibernate.
I've been using for a while NHibernate and ActiveRecord from castle..
I want to start reading about FluentNHibernate..
Do you guys, from your experience, can tell me if it is worth learning
it for serious projects?
Thanks
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Hello,
Where can I see all the info ralated to nhibernate status?
Thanks
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Hello,
I have a table with this definition:
[localizations]
+ id
+ resourceKey
+ resourceValue
+ cultureName
My class is as follows
public class Localization{
public int Id { get; set; }
public string ResourceKey { get; set; }
public string ResourceValue {
Hello,
Where can I find information about retrieving data using the
distinct clause in hql?
Chreers
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Hello,
I was using NHibernate for a while, and now I think I am totally out
of date with this project.
My concern is about the Linq support, I understood it was still in its
infancy..
Where Can I see the status of this.. and when is it planned to be
released?
Regard
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Hello,
I read this
http://ayende.com/Blog/archive/2009/04/17/repository-is-the-new-singleton.aspx
and it says repository is not the best approach when working with
NHibernate,
My question is, how do I apply the QueryObjects in a real project?
Do you have some examples using this?
If using
Hello,
I am a little confused about this topic.
I want to know if NHibernate has some default structure to work with..
For instances, in my projects I always have this:
1. DomainLayer (Mappings and POCOs)
Here I just specifies the realtionship between objects, etc
2. A ServiceLayer
Good morning..
I have an application using .net2.0 and yesterday I started the
migration to 3.5 framework (using nhibernate 2.1) , this is why I am
interested in NHib.Linq, to see if I can make use of it.
My request is
Is NHibernate.Linq ready for production environments?
Where Do I find
I don't get it :(
I've read, and test all the references in the web, but this concept is
just to complex for me.. Hope you can clarify me.
From the 2.1 Reference, I found this in the Bidirectional Associations
topics,
1. Please note that NHibernate does not support bidirectional one-to-
many
Hello,
I have a column in my database that is of type varchar(50)
my question is:
property name=Name type=String / or property name=Name / ?
which one is the best, and why?
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Hello,
I need to do a query that returns the top n items from a table.
e.g
select top 10 * from table
the problem is that I need it to work in mssql and oracle, is there
any form
to do that with nhibernate abstraction??
p.s The table is very large, so I cannot retrieve all and truncate in
Hello pals,
I am starting with Fluent for NHibernate, I have used ActiveRecord
with previous projects, but
to tell the truth I do not like to decorate my model with tags,
neither I like to write and maintain so many
xml files (as the project grows, it get harder)
So my question is simple,
Is
Hello,
I have a question about wich is the best approach when creating my
tables for using NHibernate.
What I do almost always is to create an autoincrement column as my
table id. But I have read a lot of thread that talks about this
identity strategy (POID) and now I feel I am doing something
Hi..
I'd like to perform a join between two entities..
[Operator] has many [Client]
I can do this with this SQL sentence
select c.*, o.name from clients c join operators o on c.operator =
o.id
I would like to do this same query using HQL, for this I use this HQL
query
from Client c join
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