Hi,
I have the following problem where I have a solution for but I was wiondering of it could be possible to solve it more elegantly.

I have a class with two one-to-many associations.



Classes B1 and B2 are in the same table because they are subclasses.
When nhibernate fetches the one-to-many list for for instance B1 it does not add the discriminator column with its value. I added this manually with a where attribute for the set. Does anyone know if it is possible to ommit the where attribute and get it working correctly?

Thanks

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