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Asked: May 27, 20262026-05-27T05:04:10+00:00 2026-05-27T05:04:10+00:00

I am trying here to use Entity Framework with Stored procedures and POCOS and

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I am trying here to use Entity Framework with Stored procedures and POCOS and 2 different projects.

I have one project DataAccess (for my edmx and DataContexts) and one project BusinessEntities (for my POCOs).
DataAccess have a reference of BusinessEntities.

In my DB I have a pretty standard SP :

CREATE STORED PROCEDURE GetHeader
    @id CHAR(35)
AS
BEGIN
    SELECT ID, Name FROM mytable WHERE ID = @id
END

The datacontext is :

public class DbContext : ObjectContext
{
public ObjectResult<BusinessEntities.GetHeaderResult> GetHeader(string id)
{
return base.ExecuteFunction<BusinessEntities.GetHeaderResult>("GetHeader", new ObjectParameter("id", id));
}
}

If I only go like this (the EDMX has been updated with the SP but the function has not been imported) I have this error :

System.InvalidOperationException: The FunctionImport &#39;GetHeader&#39; could not be found in the container &#39;DbEntities&#39;.

If I import the function correctly I have this error :

System.InvalidOperationException: The type parameter 'BusinessEntites.GetHeaderResult' in ExecuteFunction is incompatible with the type 'DbModel.GetHeaderResult' returned by the function.

I guess that it is only just a simple setting that is missing here but I can’t seem to grab it.

Please not that the EDMX file has the correct setting (CodeGenerationStrategy set to none, CustomTool is empty)

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    2026-05-27T05:04:11+00:00Added an answer on May 27, 2026 at 5:04 am

    In the first case you are calling wrong method on the context. ExecuteFunction is only for function imports. Use ExecuteStoreQuery and SqlParameter instead. In the second case function import also creates a complex type in your EDMX and EF expects you will use that complex type as a result of function import call.

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