Hi
I'm pretty sure the setting doesn't change based on your driver you
use we had to explicitly turn it on in our NHibernate config.
Naz
On Nov 1, 1:02 pm, zvolkov wrote:
> Naz, I thought prepare_sql is set to true by default in NH 2.1 (when
> using SqlClientDriver)...
>
&
SQL driver.
Naz
On Oct 30, 11:43 pm, Fabio Maulo wrote:
> at the end somebody with a way to confirm or deny an issue.
>
> @Carsten Thanks.
>
> @Andrei now you can add an episode to your story. Thanks
>
> Btw the point, IMO, is the same... I never saw the issue for MsSQL team,
I know ;)
"The ideal situation is alongside the fix you set parameter sizes in
your mapping that match your table..."
Naz
On Oct 30, 12:58 pm, zvolkov wrote:
> Naz, once the fix is in place, you can do it in the mappings by adding
> type="AnsiString(LENGTH)" to ea
tuation is alongside the fix you set parameter sizes in
your mapping that match your table or if your to lazy to do that then
at least if you know most of your nvarchar fields are say 255 length
make that a default convention and only specify larger if required.
Regards,
Naz
On Oct 29, 1:55 p
roblem but actually only doing it for the current connection.
In my opinion the default behaviour of the NHibernate SQLServer driver
should be to SetParameterSizes() on every query it passes to the
Database.
Thanks Fabio for showing us how to implement our own driver.
Regards,
Naz
On Oct 2
Hi,
I get this error when executing the generated SQL - Ambiguous column
name.
It seems somehow the latest version of Castle I downloaded does not
alias the order by clause.
The old version use to work but this seems like a possible bug in the
latest version of NHibernate.
Anyone else experien
