How do you map a stored procedure to a domain model in Entity Framework?
- Using the AddFromStoredProcedures method
- Using the Database.ExecuteSqlCommand method
- Using the ImportFunction attribute
- Using the MapToStoredProcedures method
Mapping a stored procedure to a domain model in Entity Framework is typically done using the MapToStoredProcedures method. This method is used to configure Entity Framework to map CRUD operations to specific stored procedures defined in the database, allowing for seamless integration of stored procedures with the domain model. This approach enables developers to leverage the power and efficiency of stored procedures while still working within the Entity Framework framework.
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