Question

I have a class referencing a (template)text which has for each tenant and each use case several possible texts

class Class1
{
    [...]
    public virtual Text TitleName { get; set; }
}

class Text
{
    public virtual int TenantId { get; set; }
    public virtual string Key { get; set; }
    public virtual int Number { get; set; }
    public virtual string Value { get; set; }
}

Unfortunatly the tablestructure looks like

Table Class1
    ...
    textnumber int,

Table Text
    tenant int,
    key varchar (10),
    number int,
pkey(tenant, key, number);

because Class1 always refers to tenant = 0 (all tenants) and key = “class1text”

Edit:
i need .Where() but References() doenst have it only HasMany()

What i have so far:

public void TextMap : ClassMap<Text>
{
    public TextMap()
    {
       Table("restexts");

       CompositeId()
           .KeyProperty(t => t.TenantId, "tenant")
           .KeyProperty(t => t.Key, "name")
           .KeyProperty(t => t.Number, "number");

       Map(t => t.Value, "content");
    }
}

public void Class1Map : ClassMap<Class1>
{
    public TextMap()
    {
       // mapping rest

       References(c => c.TitleName)
           .Columns("textnumber", ??, ??);  // column 2 and 3 missing, because always the same
    }
}

Any Ideas?

Answer 1

running out of time i mapped it like Map(c => c.TitleNameId, "textnumber"); and have to remember the tenant and key name everytime i need the titlename (which is using magic values 🙁