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In Linq to SQL, I can’t find an easy way to deal with multiple result sets returned by a stored procedure where each result set is from table joins. Each result set does not map directly to a table. (can’t change this behavior). For now, it seems using a DataSet is a lot simpler.
Can the current Entity Framework or the upcoming one, 4.0, deal with these kind of scenarios straight from the designer? Or even from code done easily?
This isn’t supported out of the box in the new EF.
But there is a project on CodeGallery called EF Extensions that shows how to do this easily enough.
Hope this helps
Alex