For a specific, perfomance-hungry data-processing routine then yes, a
Stateless session is useful but for me:
1) Stateless Session has no first-level cache at all. That's not
really what I want. The cache is useful - it provides a lot of the
goodies that make NHibernate powerful. I just want to
In those scenarios you described, isn't better to use an
IStatelessSession?
On 8 Apr, 02:18, brendan richards bren...@openthought.com wrote:
Hi all,
I'm writing this message to share a bit of code I've put together to
give me some useful functions to manage NHibernate's first-level
cache.
