Our database schema has a Payer table with a unique id key named PayerId. A very few of these payers are special, so we use a primary key relationship table called DefaultPayer to denote which of those payers are designated as default payers. DefaultPayer also has PayerId as its primary key, but DefaultPayer.PayerId has a foreign key constraint to Payer. However, this is a purely subset relation, not a subclassing scenario. We really don't want a DefaultPayer entity class; it hacks up our domain model. Is there a way to tell NHibernate about the relation without creating another entity?
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