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How to insert values into views in database.Our application using views.how to create map files for views,how to insert values into views.Could you please tell me on this.If you provide me any code it would be great.I want to know is it possible through Nhibernate can we insert values into Views.

As long as the view allows insert/update, you can use it with hibernate as any other table.

How to create mapping files for views to insert data into views.Could you please provide me an example or code it would be great.i could not find any information on book regarding views.

What kind of scenario exactly do you have in mind. If you can do a plain insert/update statement against your view, you can use it with hibernate exactly like a normal table.
If you want to select from a view and make insert/updates directly to the underlying table(s) surpassing the view, you'll either have to work with triggers on the view, custom sql or stored procedures.

Have a look at that post, there are some links to documentation

http://forum.hibernate.org/viewtopic.php?t=984362&highlight=trigger+instead

Our database contains already views which contains select statement 2 or more tables.so we need to insert data into those views and the records will be inserted into views as well as underlying tables also.is we are tables in nhibernate we will specify in .hbm.xml file we specify table="table name" ,if we use views what will specify there and and how to create mapping files.for the views which were already existing in the table.

table="name of view" and the mapping files are written as if you would write them for a table.