NHibernate's ISQLQuery returns instances that are of an unexpected type.
- by Frederik Gheysels
Hi all,
I'm using NHibernate 2.1.2.400, and I'm having an issue with a an ISQLQuery query.
The reason why I use an ISQLQuery here, is that this query uses a table for which I have no entity mapped in NHibernate.
The query looks like this:
ISQLQuery query = session.CreateSQLQuery (
"select p.*, price.* " +
"from prestation p left outer join prestationprice price on p.PrestationId = price.PrestationId " +
"where p.Id IN ( select id from prestationregistry where ...");
'Prestationregistry' is the table that is not known by NHibernate (unmapped, so therefore the native SQL Query).
my code continues like this:
query.AddEntity ("p", typeof(Prestation));
query.AddJoin ("price", typeof(PrestationPrice));
query.SetResultTransformer (Transformers.DistinctRootEntity);
var result = query.List();
So far so good.
I expect that I'm given a list of 'Prestation' instances as a result of this query, since I declared 'Prestation' as being the root-object that has to be returned by the AddEntity method.
I also expect that the PrestationPrices for each Prestation are eagerly loaded by this query (hence the AddJoin method).
To my surprise, the List() method returns a collection of PrestationPrice instances instead of Prestation instances.
How come ? Am I doing something wrong ? And if so, could you be so kind to tell me what I'm doing wrong ?
Edit: Additional Info:
When I debug, and put a watch on the 'query' instance, I can see that the queryReturns member of the query contains 2 items:
- one NativeSqlQueryRootReturn instance who'se ReturnEntityName is 'Prestation'
- one NativeSqlQueryJoinReturn
When I do not specify the 'DistinctRootEntity' result transformer, the query returns instances of 'Prestation' instead of PrestationPrice. However, it contains multiple copies of the same instance.
