If you are referencing the same column above twice (otherEntity_id) I've seen mappings like this to avoid this sort of error.
If you are referencing the same column above twice (otherEntity_id) I've seen mappings like this to avoid this sort of error: References(e => e. Parent). Columns("otherEntity_id", "parent_id") .Not.Update() .Not.Insert(); Also when you are running into a problem it is always helpful to show the full error message you are running into.
Nice idea, unfortunatly this prevents both columns from being inserted (checked the sql) but I need only the first one being ignored – Firo May 19 at 7:44.
I still haven't found a solution and mapped changed my model to: public class Entity { public OtherEntity Other { get; set; } // simple int to discriminate different Entity for the same OtherEntity public int Id { get; set; } public int ParentId { get; set; } }.
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