David, did you figure this out? I've just hit exactly the same
issue...

On Dec 16 2010, 3:59 pm, "David R. Longnecker"
<[email protected]> wrote:
> I figured I'd toss this out here  to see if anyone else has come across it.
>  I don't think it's a FNH issue at this point, but maybe I'm simply clueless
> (or more so than normal) and had a bit of coding by coincidence on the
> composite keys.
>
> In 2.1.2, I have a few legacy Oracle mappings like:
>
> CompositeId()
>   .KeyProperty(x => x.Id, "COURSE_ID")
>   .KeyProperty(x => x.TeacherId, "TEACHER_ID")
>   .KeyProperty(x => x.StudentId, "PUPIL_NUMBER")
>   .KeyProperty(x => x.SchoolId, "SHORT_NAME");
>
> Generated HBM (cleaned for a bit of brevity):
>
>  <composite-id mapped="false" unsaved-value="undefined">
>       <key-property name="Id" type="System.Nullable`1[[System.Int32]]">
>         <column name="COURSE_CODE" />
>       </key-property>
>       <key-property name="TeacherId" type="System.Int32">
>         <column name="TEACHER_ID" />
>       </key-property>
>       <key-property name="StudentId" type="System.Int32">
>         <column name="PUPIL_NUMBER" />
>       </key-property>
>       <key-property name="SchoolId" type="System.Int32">
>         <column name="SHORT_NAME" />
>       </key-property>
> </composite-id>
>
> That worked just fine in the past--for the past couple of years.  In some
> cases, COURSE_ID would be empty (null coming from Oracle), but the object
> would just instanciate with those properties being null (Id is an int?).
>
> After bumping up to NH3, the object won't return (even though the generated
> SQL returns a valid row) unless all four key properties have values (e.g.
> elementary-level pupils are in classes without a course_code, so that field
> is null).
>
> After hunting around the NH HBMs, it seems a composite-id's key-property
> doesn't have a nullable attribute and, from what I'm gathering, it should
> have never worked.
>
> Has anyone else ran across this yet?  I'm wondering if it was working by
> coincidence before... and was fixed in 3.0.
>
> Thanks! :)
>
> -dl

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