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I thought I recognised the location and it turns out I lived there for a year! So enjoy watching Worthing at it’s best… probably…

NHibernate QueryOver

It’s a small thing but I’m really looking forward to NHibernate 3.0 with QueryOver.

Currently reading Lucene in Action, Second Edition through Manning’s early access program called MEAP. Great book so far, hoping to create a very quick reporting system with the information gleaned from it.

Currently reading Lucene in Action, Second Edition through Manning’s early access program called MEAP. Great book so far, hoping to create a very quick reporting system with the information gleaned from it.

Oooooo I can’t wait until this is out RT @CrypticAlivet: This gave me chills: http://bit.ly/cyDtvI

Very cool and interesting, not sure it would actually take off though… it hasn’t got an “i” infront of the name :)

Marcus Starnes .digital photography

The last few photos were taken from a good friend’s site and personal collection.

…but it will soon be like this; lots of scribbles and ramblings.
Enjoy.

…but it will soon be like this; lots of scribbles and ramblings.

Enjoy.

My “blog” was like this…

My “blog” was like this…

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Invalid index N for this SqlParameterCollection with Count=N.

Well I have run into this a few times in the past, however as always I forget what the error meant. I googled as usual and found a guy called Derik Whittaker describing exactly the same issue, however his fix was to do with the foreign key as well as the mapped object. Now my mappings didn’t have the duplicate foreign keys so I went off for a while trying to work out what the problem is. Then on closer inspection realised that two mapped items were using the same property, which in my case was UserID.

Removed the duplicate mapping and hey presto everthing is working again.