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  1. Nov 4th, 2013, 12:31 AM #1
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    Reference for SQLQuery

    In asp.net,I have used SQLQuery keyword for createSQLQuery method in NHibernate,I have an error "No reference found",what is the reference?
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    Re: Reference for SQLQuery

    Hello,

    This type of error message (not the exact wording) indicates that you are missing an assembly reference in your project.

    Is it possible to provide the complete error message that you are seeing, and perhaps a screenshot?

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