I have the following mapped classes
Trade { ID, AccountFrom, AccountTo }
Account {ID, Company}
Company {ID}
Now I cannot figure out a way s
Using Linq to NHibernate:
var X = 0; // or whatever the identifier type.
var result = Session.Linq<Trade>()
.Where(trade => trade.AccountFrom.Company.ID == X ||
trade.AccountTo.Company.ID == X)
.ToList();
Using HQL:
var X = 0; // or whatever the identifier type.
var hql = "from Trade trade where trade.AccountFrom.Company.ID = :companyId or trade.AccountTo.Company.ID = :companyID";
var result = Session.CreateQuery(hql)
.SetParameter("companyId", X)
.List<Trade>();
Try:
return session.CreateCriteria<Trade>()
.CreateAlias("AccountFrom", "af")
.CreateAlias("AccountTo", "at")
.Add(Restrictions.Or(
Restrictions.Eq("af.Company.CompanyId", companyId),
Restrictions.Eq("at.Company.CompanyId", companyId)))
.List<Trade>();
I don't think you will need to alias Company.
I think your NHibernate options depend on which version of NHibernate that you are using.
Disjunction = OR, Conjunction = AND
.Add(
Expression.Disjunction()
.Add(companyId1)
.Add(companyId2)
)
Same as this question here
Jamie Ide just answered more thoroughly...the gist of it goes like this:
.Add(Restrictions.Or(
Restrictions.Eq("object1.property1", criteriaValue),
Restrictions.Eq("object2.property3", criteriaValue))