How does Entity Framework handle complex types in terms of database schema?
- It creates separate tables for complex types
- It embeds complex types within the owning entity's table
- It ignores complex types when generating the database schema
- It stores complex types as JSON documents
Entity Framework handles complex types by embedding them within the owning entity's table. This means that the properties of the complex type are stored as columns within the table representing the entity, rather than creating separate tables for each complex type. Embedding complex types helps maintain data integrity and simplifies querying.
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