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If I have a very common shared table (ie. names) with a primary key (ie. name_id) included in many other tables as foreign keys, do I need my common table (names) to have a mapping reference to every ...
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Please see the code below: public interface IUnitOfWorkWrite <TSession> : IDisposable { TSession Session { get; } void Commit(); void Rollback(); ...
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I recently asked this question. I am trying to decide where to put the validation in a DDD app. I believe it should be done at every layer. I am now concentrating on the Domain model. I was ...
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Please see the code below, which creates a Session Factory per Unit Of Work: public int Update(IdentityRoleView role) { var role2 = AutoMapper.Mapper.Map<IdentityRole>(role); ...
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When designing an application I usually stumble upon a problem I've never quite managed to handle properly. Suppose you have Products and Orders. Usually in my data-access layer I have repositories ...
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I've recently read a lot of arguments against using the repository pattern with powerful ORM's like Entity Framework as it incorporates repository-like functionality, along with Unit of Work ...
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I am using nhibernate in a quite big project. The system has a settings table which has 10 columns and one row, there is always a row and it should not be deleted only modified. Concurrency can be a ...
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I am debating this with myself. Does NHibernate's ISession offer a proper and correct unit of work if used without a transaction? In absence of a transaction, every SQL command would be wrapped by the ...
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Our db is optimized for minimum join count (partially denormalized). E.g. our User entity contains account data (nickname, facebook id, etc), user numerical statistics (total games played, total wins, ...
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Sub-questions: Does this pattern have a formal definition? Who invented it? Is it considered a DSL? The reason why I am asking is because I would like to better assess its applicability to non-classic-...
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I have an ASP.NET MVC web site working in this way: (In the controller) var user = _applicationService.GetUserById(1); user.ChangeEmail("[email protected]"); user.ChangeAddress("my new street", ...
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We have an application with Oracle backend. The DAO layer is written in C# and uses nHibernet to perform the data operations. To unit test our DAO code, we use SQL Lite which creates the database ...
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I'm trying to refactor (actually, rewrite) an application which currently uses only stored procedures to access the database (hundreds of SPs). My goal is to use Nhibernate and follow a good design as ...
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So, I've been evaluating Entity Framework and NHibernate (I'm not looking for an EF vs. NH battle here, though!). One thing that I see come up very often is that NHibernate is recommended for "legacy"...
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Been poking around the web because I was curious as to why they called it that but haven't found anything yet. Anyone know? (I checked the FAQ and it wasn't clear if questions on history/origins were ...
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