I just got bitten by this yesterday, when I installed my project on a
Windows 7 machine for the first time.
A Google search revealed that setting Build Target (on the project's
Build tab) to "x86" fixes the problem. It creates an .exe that will
run on both 32 bit and 64 bit versions of Windows, u
Ok. thanks for the reply.
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Hi James,
Ooops, I take that last email back you must configure using
Fluently.Configure().Database(SQLiteConfiguration.Standard.InMemory())..
Otherwise this exception occurs
TestFixture failed: FluentNHibernate.Cfg.FluentConfigurationException : An
invalid or incomplete configuration
Hi James,
Thanks for the quick response!
I've been burnt before by the SQLite 32bit 64bit versions. Hence the reason
I said - it should be in the GAC, or you don't think this is wise?
Does your 'InMemory' version handle the SQLite connection closing problem,
eg. using a simple Connecti
Glad you've got it working. SQLite is a bit of a nightmare dependency and
I'm thinking of removing it in future versions; you should also be aware
there are different x86 and x64 binaries for SQLite, which can cause
versioning issues if you're not aware of it (though if you've got it working
I
I'm pretty certain this isn't possible. NHibernate doesn't support joining
on arbitrary columns. If your PK was a composite key, then you could use
multiple columns that way, but that's it.
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