| Hello,
 I am using NHibernate1.2 and SQL Server, and have a problem with executing SP's.
 
 Class Person
 {
 
 Guid PersonUID;
 string LastName;
 string FirstName;
 Guid AddressUID
 
 }
 
 Class Address
 {
 
 Guid AddressUid;
 string Address1;
 string City;
 string State;
 
 }
 
 
 Now I create a SP as
 
 CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[pr_GetPersonDetails]
 @PersonUID uniqueidentifier
 AS
 SET NOCOUNT ON
 
 SELECT PersonUID ,LastName,Add.City FROM Person Per
 INNER JOIN Address Add ON Add.AddressUID=Per.AddressUID WHERE
 PersonUID =@PersonUID
 GO
 
 
 Now I add this to register pr_GetPersonDetails
 
 <sql-query name="pr_GetPersonDetails">
 <return alias="Per" class="NHibernateTest.Person,NHibernateTest">
 <return-property name="PersonUID" column="PersonUID"></return-property>
 <return-property name="LastName" column="LastName"></return-property>
 <return-property name="City" column="City"></return-property>
 </return>
 exec pr_GetPersonDetails ?
 </sql-query>
 
 
 My Question is Do I need to collect the result set returned by the stored procedure in a class that matches the result set defination.
 Meaning If my SP returns all columns from Person table and I collect the result set in Type Person it works. But if I execute the above mentioned SP I get an ADO Exception.
 
 If my SP returns PersonUID ,LastName,City,
 Then do I need to have a class defined with these 3 columns(properites), as say PersonDetails?
 
 
 In the above case I can replace the SP with a view , but we have a lot complicated SP which can't be replaced by views.
 
 Please advise.
 
 
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