In a case where a complex business logic is implemented in a SQL function, how would you call this function from Entity Framework?
- Execute the SQL function directly using Entity Framework's Database.SqlQuery() method
- Map the SQL function to an entity model using the DbContext's OnModelCreating() method
- Use LINQ queries to replicate the business logic in C# code
- Utilize Entity Framework's FromSqlRaw() method to execute the SQL function
When complex business logic is implemented in a SQL function, calling this function from Entity Framework involves using the FromSqlRaw() method. This method allows executing raw SQL queries or calling SQL functions directly. By utilizing FromSqlRaw(), Entity Framework can invoke the SQL function and incorporate its results into the application logic seamlessly.
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