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Asked: June 6, 20262026-06-06T10:34:36+00:00 2026-06-06T10:34:36+00:00

// load the client and any many to one relationships var clientRootQuery = session.QueryOver(()

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        // load the client and any many to one relationships
        var clientRootQuery = session.QueryOver(() => clientAlias);
        clientRootQuery.Left.JoinAlias(() => clientAlias.Person, () => personAlias)
        .Left.JoinAlias(() => personAlias.SexType, () => sexTypeAlias)
        .Left.JoinAlias(() => personAlias.EyeColorType, () => eyeColorTypeAlias)
        .Left.JoinAlias(() => clientAlias.Organization, () => organizationAlias)
        .Left.JoinAlias(() => clientAlias.ClientStatusType, () => clientStatusTypeAlias)
        .Left.JoinAlias(() => clientAlias.Notes, () => noteAlias)
        .Left.JoinAlias(() => noteAlias.Comments, () => commentAlias)
        .Where(() => clientAlias.Id == clientId)
        .Future<Client>();

        // load the note collection into the nhibernate session 
        // todo ******************** this doesn't work.  nhibernate is still firing off queries in the adapter fill method rather than using the values pulled here.
        var notes = session.QueryOver(() => clientAlias)
        .Left.JoinAlias(() => clientAlias.Notes, () => noteAlias)
        .Left.JoinAlias(() => noteAlias.Comments, () => commentAlias)
        .Where(() => clientAlias.Id == clientId)
        .Future<Client>();

return clientRootQuery.Take(1).SingleOrDefault();

This does not return many addresses on the client object nor does it return many notes. This should work. There is a client with many notes and many addresses.

Any ideas?

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    2026-06-06T10:34:37+00:00Added an answer on June 6, 2026 at 10:34 am
    var clientRootQuery = session.QueryOver(() => clientAlias)
            .Left.JoinAlias(() => clientAlias.Person, () => personAlias)
            .Left.JoinAlias(() => personAlias.SexType, () => sexTypeAlias)
            .Left.JoinAlias(() => personAlias.EyeColorType, () => eyeColorTypeAlias)
            .Left.JoinAlias(() => clientAlias.Organization, () => organizationAlias)
            .Left.JoinAlias(() => clientAlias.ClientStatusType, () => clientStatusTypeAlias)
            .Where(() => clientAlias.Id == clientId)
            .Future();
    
     var notes = session.QueryOver(() => clientAlias)
            .Left.JoinAlias(() => clientAlias.Notes, () => noteAlias)
            .Where(() => noteAlias.Client.Id == clientId)
            .Future();
    
    var list = clientRootQuery.ToList();
            return list.FirstOrDefault();
    

    It needs to be a left join.

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