Sayed

Also if I remove `query.SetCacheable(true).SetCacheRegion(cacheName)` then it also works fine so the issue happens when enabling query cache.

In general if cache is not available that should not be a failure. In most cases, applications should survive even if cache is not available.

> > In most cases, applications should survive even if cache is not available. > > That's quite naive expectation.Resilient re-connection is not an easy task and in most cases...

At least it should be an option to turn off NHibernate failing in SLC fail. Otherwise the main process always fail because some issue with Cache connection

NHibernate needs to be able to fall back silently to Database if that option falg is enabled to continue execution when cache fails. That's NHibernate job. Otherwise NHibernate Cache must...