I saw a few older posts mentioning MyDisjunction.Add(Restrictions.Sql("(1=1)"))
, but I couldn't find the Sql function (does it still exist?).
Instead, I am using MyDisjunction.Add(Restriction.Where<MyObject>(x => x.SomeProperty == x.SomeProperty))
(!= for false), but this feels like I'm abusing the use of Restriction.Where
. Is there something more natural to use?
Check the class Expression
var alwaysTrue = Expression.Sql("1 = 1");
...
.Add(alwaysTrue)
But this is a code snippet from Expression class source:
namespace NHibernate.Criterion
{
/// <summary>
/// This class is semi-deprecated. Use <see cref="Restrictions"/>.
/// </summary>
/// <seealso cref="Restrictions"/>
public sealed class Expression : Restrictions
...