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This document discusses advanced techniques for using NHibernate, an open-source object/relational mapping framework for .NET. It covers four major areas: better session management, direct database queries using HQL, lazy loading of object collections, and direct lifecycle management. The document provides code examples and explanations for implementing each technique.
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