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Using Common Table Expressions to retrieve hierarchical data in NHibernate. Posted by Rohit Agarwal. Suppose that we have an hierarchical structure of employees in an organization. The data is stored in the MyEmployees. CREATE TABLE dbo.MyEmployees EmployeeID smallint NOT NULL, FirstName nvarchar30 NOT NULL, LastName nvarchar40 NOT NULL, Title nvarchar50 NOT NULL, DeptID smallint NOT NULL, ManagerID int NULL ;. We have the following NHibernate mapping file for the Employee class. To solve this v.

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Using Common Table Expressions to retrieve hierarchical data in NHibernate. Posted by Rohit Agarwal. Suppose that we have an hierarchical structure of employees in an organization. The data is stored in the MyEmployees. CREATE TABLE dbo.MyEmployees EmployeeID smallint NOT NULL, FirstName nvarchar30 NOT NULL, LastName nvarchar40 NOT NULL, Title nvarchar50 NOT NULL, DeptID smallint NOT NULL, ManagerID int NULL ;. We have the following NHibernate mapping file for the Employee class. To solve this v.

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