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- What is NHibernate and why should I use it? [duplicate]
NHibernate saves you from re-inventing the wheel 90% time you choose file new project its going to be a CRUD(Create, Read, Update, and Delete) project with Database back end NHibernate does a lot of that work for you hopefully taking away some of the tedium of having to write a new data access layer for every project
- asp. net - What is NHibernate? - Stack Overflow
NHibernate is an ORM, or Object-Relational Mapper In the same line as LINQ to SQL, Entity Framework, LLBLGen, and others, ORM tools remove most of the need to write stored procedures to handle common data access (CRUD) for your business objects
- Newest nhibernate Questions - Stack Overflow
We are using Nhibernate v4 0 30319 and we are using Flushmode Commit Let's consider an example Employee table with IsActive column in DB In one of the transaction we are fetching the Employee with
- nHibernate, No row with the given identifier exists
I'm running into a similar problem with Fluent NHibernate Ted, if you could point to a proper fix, I'd be very appreciative FWIW, putting NotFound Ignore() on the KeyField didn't help in my case anyway –
- How do I view the SQL that is generated by nHibernate?
There is a good reference for NHibernate logging at: How to configure Log4Net for use with NHibernate It includes info on logging all NHibernate-generated SQL statements It includes info on logging all NHibernate-generated SQL statements
- What is the difference between StatelessSession and Session in NHibernate?
above code throw an "OutOfMemoryException" exception while inserting 50,000 student in the database The other approach that NHibernate provides is StatelessSession which persist the data in database in detached objects
- NHibernate using QueryOver with WHERE IN - Stack Overflow
I would create a QueryOver like this SELECT * FROM Table WHERE Field IN (1,2,3,4,5) I've tried with Contains method but I've encountered the Exception "System Exception: Unrecognised method call:
- NHibernate Flush-- How it works? - Stack Overflow
NHibernate sees that your session is dirty and flushes the changes to the database You need update and save only if you made the changes outside of the session (This means with a detached entity, that is an entity that is not known by the session)
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