What is the primary use of stored procedures within Entity Framework?
- Enforcing business logic
- Enhancing performance and security
- Providing a way to write complex queries
- Simplifying database design
The primary use of stored procedures within Entity Framework is to enhance performance and security by reducing the amount of data sent between the database and the application, and by encapsulating business logic on the database server.
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