Right, I suppose that what I'm doing wrong here is trying to have
several parameters (ie 'Milk', 'Bread') being assigned by only one
parameter (:current)...
So is there another way of having an in clause in a global/contextual
filter (apart of in my repository)?
On Jan 17, 6:51 pm, Nieve
hi, i have this classes
User
{
long ID;
Document LastDocument;
}
Document
{
long ID;
DateTime Creation;
User Creator;
}
i need that the property LastDocument returns the last document (the
documents with the biggest Creation time)
of that specified user (it is a read-only
Thanks for the reply Graham.
The problem is as follows: You have an item. You know it appears
somewhere in a list of all items. You need to find the index in the
list at which the item appears. I cannot do this in conjunction with
the paging method, because the two are distinct and separate
Thank you for your reply. Nhibernate 2.1 looks promising.
However, if hql is supposed the same as in Hibernate, then the syntax
for update statement has its serious constrains. As
http://docs.jboss.org/hibernate/core/3.3/reference/en/html/batch.html#batch-direct
says the form should be
( UPDATE
Hi guys,
I'm really in a problem here...
I'm dooing a concourse application, so, i'm using HiLo to generate my ids
to table Concourse. Its running fine.
but, in my Concourse entity, i have a list of Subscriptions, but, every
Subscription have to get ID by the Concourse;
Lets me try to explain
why do you need that the ID of subscription is reset for every
concourse?
using a unique ID is a lot better, anyhow if you really need it i
think that the only way is to set it by yourself in your application
when you add a new element to
the subscrivers list,
but if you do so i suggest you to use
Just for knowledgement, i need it because this ID will be passed by the
subscriber,
and the Test will be printed with this ID (Also its name and
informations), but this ID
is the center of the information.
thats why i have to restart ID from subscriptions every concourse.
and hehe, btw, i can
I'm not sure if I'm running into an Nhibernate bug here, or if this
just isn't possible. I seem to be having a problem using a typedef as
a key-property for my entity.
Here are the mappings that fail (only showin relevent sections):
Entity Mapping:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8 ?
I have created 3 tables in my database and put data into them. The 3
tables all have foreign keys joining them together. Below are the
table classes and there mappings. When I run the query listed at the
end I get IList of the objects and they have the data from all 3
tables. However, my HQL
You are either confused, or express yourself confusingly. :) You
don't provide technical details, but it sounds like you are using
join when in fact what you have is a one-to-many relationship. Map
this with many-to-one in the mapping for User.
The join element is when two or more tables should
Hi Oskar, thanks for your response. I'm not sure what technical
details you are looking for, but I will try and restate my question
more clearly.
I have a User table with a foreign key to a UserType table. I would
like to have a single entity, User which has the properties from both
tables.
I believe you will not be able to do this with join. The element is
for when you have a 1-to-1 relationship.
Must the UserType be another table?
If you have a group of properties that can together be called
UserType, why do you believe it is a good idea to expose them as
properties directly on
I am just trying to understand the capabilities of NH, this is not a
for a real application (sorry I didn't mention this before).
Thanks for your help Oskar, I did not realize join was only for 1 to 1
relationships.
On Jan 18, 8:15 am, Oskar Berggren oskar.bergg...@gmail.com wrote:
I believe
Probably it is not supported...
I have added the typedef support to id but I have never tested it with
composite-id (you can imagine why ;) ).
In the trunk I have refactorized (better say re-write) all mappings stuff
and hopefully it is working there.
Can you create a simple behaviour-test ?
If
Thanks All
This clears it up a bit - like alwin suggested, I'll go with option 1;
though it means more tables in DB.
Since I don't want to p1ss off the DBAs :-)
I was leaning towards the the many-to-any but then querying it without
NHibernate would be tougher.
Thanks again
Ajai
On Jan 17,
I think I have encountered a bug. I'm using v 2.1.2.4000 with the
following mapping:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8 ?
hibernate-mapping xmlns=urn:nhibernate-mapping-2.2
sql-query name=GetUserSecurity
exec getUserSecurity :UserId
/sql-query
/hibernate-mapping
This stored procedure
have a look to the intellisense. The sql-query has some others info
needed.. as return
2010/1/18 nabils na...@shuhaiber.com
I think I have encountered a bug. I'm using v 2.1.2.4000 with the
following mapping:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8 ?
hibernate-mapping
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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I have a situation in which I need to map back to an sql_variant
column in MSSQL 2008. The data model is set so I have no other options
at this point.
I realize I need to implement a custom IUserType and found this thread
for reference:
https://forum.hibernate.org/viewtopic.php?t=987576
I've
@Diego - exception was the same
@Fabio - I think that was some bug when VS was reading properties of
assemblies, because PublicKeyToken of the old version was the same as
PublicKeyToken of new version. To resolve this issue I must add this
into app.config file of test project:
runtime
/bump
Any comments? Why is the unnecessary (as I understand it) UPDATE
being generated by NH?
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I have spent the whole day trying to work out why show_sql and
nhibernate logs through log4net are not showing up in my visual studio
output window. Would really appreciate some help. This is driving me
insane.
For show_sql I have the below in web.config. The config is working
fine as I am able
Well, in answering my own question, indeed it appears the
MsSql2008Dialect does not support the sql_variant data type. I've
modified a local version of the 2.1.x branch, and along with the
SqlVariant IUserType posted in the hibernate.org thread, it seems to
work fine. Here is a patch describing my
Thanks for the reply Fabio. I tried what you said (see mapping below)
and got this error:
NHibernate.Loader.Custom.Sql.SQLCustomQuery: 2010-01-18 23:15:25,456
[1] DEBUG (NHibernate.Loader.Custom.Sql.SQLCustomQuery:0) - starting
processing of sql query [exec getUserSecurity :PersonId]
I had put this mistakenly in the development group and was asked to
ask in this group. So here it goes.
I am playing with the HelloNHibernate example of NHibernate In
Action. The source code can be downloaded from
http://www.manning.com/kuate/NHibernateInAction.Source.zip
You will find an
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