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 Post subject: Tracking down strange updates on tables in Oracle
PostPosted: Tue Nov 17, 2009 3:22 pm 
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Hi,

I'm on the Oracle side of an Nhibernate/Andromeda application and I've been noticing update statements on tables that have all the fields as empty bind variables except the key field. The key field always has a legitimate key value. The format is always "UPDATE table_name SET field1 = :p0, field2 = :p1, field3 = p0 = p2.....WHERE keyfield = :pxx".

Could these update statements be coming from Nhibernate session.update statements or some other Nhibernate statement?

I've grepped the C# code and haven't located anything similiar to these statements.

Thanks


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