castle-activerecord

I am new to Castle Project ActiveRecord. I have starting getting my hands dirty and I just seen that It can generate for you the schema, add data, update data to the schema. There are advantages of using stored procedures in SQL Server 2005, one of them being they are precompiled. Is there a way of telling Active Records to use a particular stored procedure when inserting/editing data to the schema? ActiveRecord uses NHibernate. See here for information on how to use stored procedures with it: http://ayende.com/Blog/archive/2006/09/18/UsingNHibernateWithStoredProcedures.aspx 来源： https:/

Is it possible to return an entity using a projection query? I've successfully done it with a SQL query (see below), but can't find how to do it with a projection query. Dim sql As String = "SELECT {a.*}, {b.*} FROM a LEFT OUTER JOIN b ON a.pk = b.fk") ' Convert SQL results into entities {a} and {b} Dim query As IQuery = session.CreateSQLQuery(sql) _ .AddEntity("a", GetType(a)) _ .AddEntity("b", GetType(b)) Return query.List() Yes, you can return entities from projection queries. If you are using a HQL query you can specify a constructor for the given class in the HQL select clause: IList<Foo>

I used to work with a custom data mapping library, and curently I'm trying to switch to a more widespread ORM solution. After some experimentation, I refined my requirements to the following: able to generate usable classes from database schema (SQL Server support is enough), support for ActiveRecord pattern, programmaticaly configurable (via code or attributes, no HBM files), free. Could you please recommend one? So far I have tried: Subsonic 3.0 The one I currently like most, as it feels like a good balance between functionality and simplicity. What I don't like: uses IQueryable<> and plural

I am playing around with Castle ActiveRecord and noticed that the download included the file, Castle.ActiveRecord.Linq.dll . I haven't found any documentation for using Linq with ActiveRecord, only some old blog posts . What is the usage pattern? Is Castle.ActiveRecord.Linq ready for production use? Yes, Castle.ActiveRecord.Linq is production ready. It's included in the latest ActiveRecord release. The actual Linq provider is implemented in NHibernate.Linq.dll, the ActiveRecord Linq dll is a thin pass-through layer. There are basically two ways to use it: Make your entities inherit from

Im trying to return a SimpleQuery list that queries a single table and uses IN. I can get this to work using return new List<Jobs>( ActiveRecordMediator<Jobs>.FindAll(Expression.In("ServiceId", ids)) ); However this is really really really slow. So id like to do something like this SimpleQuery<Job> query = new SimpleQuery<Job>(@"from Job as j where ? in (j.ServiceId)", ids); return new List<Job>(query.Execute()); However I cant get the SimpleQuery to work. I cant find any documentation covering this and was hoping someone out there would be able to help. Thanks Noel Have a look at the