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System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException (0x80131904): String or binary data would be truncated.

Please check the length of your columns, this exception is usually caused by the length of content exceeds the column's length definition.

And since you have called AddIdentityMappingsForSqlServer , AppUser should be mapped as joined-subclass, please check the mapping file AppUser.hbm.xml in the WebTest project, I think Fluent Hiberate can do joined subclass mapping too.

Please use the sql scripts in the database folder to create your identity tables, because it is more accurate then the SchemaUpdate .

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Thanks for your reply. Strangely I was able to run the SQL statement manually, not entirely sure what was going on there. I have tried to add AppUser as a SubClassMap but it appears it is not picked up properly. Looking into it, based on this issue I don't think that is possible to have a joined-subclass in Fluent Hiberate when the base is in an xml file. What would your advice be for this? With my very limited knowledge of NHiberate I think I have 2 options:

• Create FluentMappings based of the AppUser.hbm.xml
• Don't use FluentHiberate and create my own *.hbm.xml

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I have seen the issue， it seems joined-subclass mapping is not supported by FluentNHibernate know. But you have 3 options:

1. Create all mappings for all classes, include NHibernate.AspNetCore.Identity 's classes ， please refer to the exists hbm mappings；
2. Just use *.hbm.xml files ， don't use FluentHiberate；
3. Use NHibernate.Mapping.Attributes， it support joined-subclass mapping with the existing hbm xml mapping ， which I have tested with it before。

Personaly, I prefer to use xml mapping (*.hbm.xml), because both FluentHiberate and NHibernate.Mapping.Attributes will translate it's mapping to xml mapping at runtime. And with the help of NHibernate's xml schema (nhibernate-configuration.xsd and nhibernate-mapping.xsd) file, editing hbm file with intelli popup is easy too.

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Thanks for your thoughts and insights on this, it has been very helpful!

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you are welcome. If there is nothing else, I think this issue can be closed.

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