What are the differences between HasOne()
and References()
in nhibernate?
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问题:
回答1:
HasOne
creates a one-to-one mapping between tables for you. References
creates a typical relational many-to-one relationship.
More defined:
- a one-to-one relationship means that when one record exists in one table, it must (or can) have one and at most one record in the other referenced table. Example: User table and Options table (one user has one fixed set of options)
- a many-to-one relationship means that when one records exists in one table, it can have many related records in another table. Example: User table and Purchase table (one user can do many purchases).
Note: where I say table you can replace that safely with class or entity as you wish, when using FluentNH it's easy to use them interchangeably.
This is more precisely explained in this fluentnhibernate wiki article.