问题
When you run into a reserved word like "User" in NHibernate you would just put single quotes around the offending text and nHibernate will surround the text with square brackets for querying. My question is how do you do the same thing using Castle.ActiveRecord?
回答1:
Actually, the portable way to express this is using backticks, e.g.:
[ActiveRecord("`User`")]
class User {}
From the NHibernate Column class:
If a value is passed in that is wrapped by ` then NHibernate will Quote the column whenever SQL is generated for it. How the column is quoted depends on the Dialect.
回答2:
Ok figured it out:
[ActiveRecord("[User]")]
public class User : ActiveRecordBase
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2752072/castle-activerecord-table-name-conflict