NHibernate, Transaction rollback and Entity version?

When an Nbernate exception is thrown, you MUST throw away that session, as the state is not considered valid anymore.

When an Nbernate exception is thrown, you MUST throw away that session, as the state is not considered valid anymore. That implies re-getting the entities too.

Yes, seems like best practive is regetting the entities. However, that is not an option for me in this case (requires too much refact which we don't have budget for atm) WHat other options do I have? – MatteS Sep 4 '10 at 7:39 Maybe session.

Refresh or session.Merge. – Diego Mijelshon Sep 4 '10 at 11:40.

When an NHibernate exception is thrown, you MUST throw away that session, as the state is not considered valid anymore.

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