Consider a case where you need to map an Entity Type to a database view. How would you approach this using Entity Framework?
- Create a DbSet property for the database view in the DbContext class and map it using Fluent API.
- Use the DatabaseGenerated attribute on the entity class to indicate it's from a database view.
- Use the ToTable method in the OnModelCreating method to specify the database view name.
- Use the [Table] attribute on the entity class and provide the database view name as a parameter.
When mapping an Entity Type to a database view in Entity Framework, you can use the [Table] attribute on the entity class and provide the database view name as a parameter. This approach explicitly specifies the mapping between the entity and the database view. This ensures that Entity Framework knows how to interact with the database view when querying or modifying data.
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