I would still recommend against that process. Nullable Primary keys is
typically an anti-pattern in database design.
As I mentioned, you might want to look into the version element instead of
nulls. That way NHibernate will know whether or not the entity has been
assigned an ID or not.
If you're
Hello,
thanks for your answers.
The reason i want a nullable int is only because creating a new
instance of any entity will make it per default have a Id of 0 which
could be a valid Id (you can start your ids with a negative number
instead of starting with 1).
Nullable int for the id will be a wa
