Are there any good examples of how to use this (NHibernate.Criterion.IdentifierEqExpression) online? I couldn't find any. I'm a little confused about what you are supposed to pass into the constructor.
I pass in an int32 of 1 and I keep thinking my test should basically do a "where id = 1" type of query and instead it blows up with "where id = ?" and something about positional parameters. If that's not what is supposed to be passed into the constructor ... what is?
Real Issue
When I look at SQL output it seems to be working correctly except for the fact my table is named User and NHibernate isn't enclosing it like [User]. Any way to force this?
Specify the table name as `User
`. For example:
(HBM)
<class name="User" table="`User`">
(Fluent)
public UserMap()
{
WithTable("`User`");
...
(Mapping By Code)
public UserMap()
{
Table("`User`");
...
Similarly, with columns you'll have to do something like:
Map(x => x.IsCurrent, "`Current`");
Oh the joys of working with legacy DBs.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/679279/nhibernate-force-escaping-on-table-names