By mswatcher
via weblogs.asp.net
Submitted: Feb 12 2013 / 11:37
This is part of a series of posts about NHibernate Pitfalls. See the entire collection here. This is not really an NHibernate-specific problem, but, since a lot of people are having trouble, I decided to mention it. Sets are probably the most used of all collection types in NHibernate. Up to .NET 4, there was no set implementation in the BCL, so NHibernate historically used Iesi Collections. The set specification says that it doesn’t allow repeated entries, but there are many ways to implement this,
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