Sachin,

This seems like a code smell to me, if the two entity types, now is
one, have a different meaning, try modelling them accordingly.

In nhibernate an object of a given type, is only once per primary key
in de session (identitymap).

Kind regards

PS: If you think i didn't understand the question, elaborate on the
situation more please.

On Jul 22, 12:23 pm, Sachin <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi
> I am facing a problem, while using objects received from database.
> I have 2 collections of an entity, which have objects fetched from
> database which can be same as in they might have same primary key but
> can have different values in few columns.
> I found that when I update object in collection A, object with same
> primary key in entity B also gets updated although it have been
> fetched separately.
>
> Due to which my business logic get scrambled.
> Please suggest whether I shall specify some attributes on entity or
> some different approach have to be followed.
>
> Thanks
> Sachin
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