This is great. We use to have actually create a database using SQL Tools which takes about 2 mins. instead of the 13 for this video. I'm glad thing are getting more complicated.
This is one of those skills every .NET Developer needs to have some exposure to IMHO. Thank you for providing a useful video. I have previously found most of the tutorials out there were too verbose, outdated, and lacking in clarity.
Strange, could it be that you're looking at a different instance of SQLServer vs SQLExpress you might have to point SQL Management Studio to localhost\SQLExpress
I don't know what i'm doing wrong, y used your source code, put my database , the console display is exactly like yours but there are no tables created in the database ...
It would be nice to have a video for the complete noob to this. I've been doing .NET development since 2003 but haven't used ORM (constructed my own data access), but I can see the value in it - writing code that creates the database tables for you (if they don't already exist) and inserts the values. But what really is this doing for you? You're still writing the same code I would be to access a database. Is the value that it creates the tables for you?
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This is great. We use to have actually create a database using SQL Tools which takes about 2 mins. instead of the 13 for this video. I'm glad thing are getting more complicated.
This is one of those skills every .NET Developer needs to have some exposure to IMHO. Thank you for providing a useful video. I have previously found most of the tutorials out there were too verbose, outdated, and lacking in clarity.
Thnks a lot. I research some links but your example is the best. Just a minute fluent nhibernate is ready
Why does the "Car" class have "Make" whereas we the "Model" already references "Make"?
Really it is clear and helps me a lot, I am new to NHibernet
damn you seem to be the only one with an original example and that is working without doing things that you dont show to us
Wonderful simple working example . Txs.
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Thanks :) When I update this video I will try to use a repository pattern, possibly with Unit of Work.
Strange, could it be that you're looking at a different instance of SQLServer vs SQLExpress you might have to point SQL Management Studio to localhost\SQLExpress
I don't know what i'm doing wrong, y used your source code, put my database , the console display is exactly like yours but there are no tables created in the database ...
Written tutorial is broken link?
What is Map doing? Creating a DB column for the selected property in your object? Or something else?
Nice tutorial. Thx.
Excellent! Could you go for repository pattern on the next one?
Thanks a lot!
thanks for the tutorial
It would be nice to have a video for the complete noob to this. I've been doing .NET development since 2003 but haven't used ORM (constructed my own data access), but I can see the value in it - writing code that creates the database tables for you (if they don't already exist) and inserts the values. But what really is this doing for you? You're still writing the same code I would be to access a database. Is the value that it creates the tables for you?
thanks for tutorial
nice video.
what software did you use to record the video?
Hi! How to make auto-relationship?