Okay thanks.
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Your second way is the way to go as far as I know. You can also map that
with the ReadOnlyAccessor and save yourself from having to define an empty
settter or some other similar workaround.
On Fri, May 8, 2009 at 3:05 PM, tekito wrote:
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> Is it possible to map a property to the database using a
Is it possible to map a property to the database using a function
instead of its actual value? For example, if I wanted to save a
stored integer ID as ID+1? Or should I create a separate property
that returns this value and map to that instead?
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That's an NHibernate error thrown when the mapping file is incorrect. Add a
.ExportTo("Directory path here") after AddFromAssemblyOf to get FNH to write
out all the mapping files it is passing to NHibernate. If you are familiar
with NHibernate HBM files, you might see the problem or you could post
I am working my way through the tutorial and getting an early error.
Details below.
When running the console displays this:
id
property
property
many-to-one
id
property
bag
bag
then the program stops at this command (this is in vb):
Return Fluently.Configure.Database( _
SQLiteConfi
This is a reported issue at the moment:
http://code.google.com/p/fluent-nhibernate/issues/detail?id=168&q=enum
There's a convention as a patch which supposedly gets around it, although I
haven't tested personally. You may also find more info in the following bug
report (which was flagged as fixed):
I have been unable to persist a nullable enum using NHibernate with
Fluent NHibernate configuration. NHibernate attempts to save a string
representation of the enum and I get the error
System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Conversion failed when converting
the
nvarchar value 'VGS' to data type ti
Reverted. You should be able to use the string overload again.
2009/5/6 robsosno
>
> I've already explained this: CustomSqlTypeIs(string) is not an option -
> it works for single database type only, and I have two databases: for
> unit tests and production one.
> I see solution for the case: Cus
