Use JoinQueryOver something like (untested): QueryOver() . JoinQueryOver(es=> es. Parameters) .
Where(p => p is IntegerParameter && p. Name == "SomeName") . Select(p=> p.
Value) actually, unless you have a restriction on EntityWithSettings you can just do a regular QueryOver.
Use JoinQueryOver. Something like (untested): QueryOver() . JoinQueryOver(es=> es.
Parameters) . Where(p => p is IntegerParameter && p. Name == "SomeName") .
Select(p=> p. Value); actually, unless you have a restriction on EntityWithSettings, you can just do a regular QueryOver.
How about var values = es. SelectMany(e => e. Parameters .
Where(p => p. Name == "SomeName") .OfType() . Select(p => p.
Value)).
That didn't work :( – Daniel Marbach Aug 3 at 19:21.
JoinQueryOver(x => x. Where(c => c. Var qoAlias = session.
JoinQueryOver(x => x. Where(() => categoryAlias. And(() =>!productAlias.
Var linq = (from product in session. Join category in session.
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