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Henk Huisman

11 Jun, 2010 03:18 PM via web

Hi,

I am trying to upgrade to version 1.1 of Fluent, but ran into a problem. I have the following case:

abstract Class A : {
Property X }

Class B : A {
Override Property X }

Class C : A {
Override Property X }

Class A, B and C are mapped to the same table using a discriminator value in a ClassMap and SubclassMap (see attached file). After upgrading an error occurs:

Tried to add property 'X' when already added

Any ideas?

Kind regards,
Henk

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