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Query: Use function mapping when querying for DbSet #21507
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TableExpressionBase tableExpression; | ||
var functionMappings = entityType.GetFunctionMappings(); | ||
if (functionMappings.Any()) |
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It might have mappings to TVF methods, but no default mapping and also be backed by a table
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I first checked GetFunctionName, I can find IDbFunction from there but to use IStoreFunction, I went mapping route.
The scenario you describe is basically, entity type is being used as result of a method based TVF but also backed by a table/view, in which case we need to use table/view for query root.
Should I use GetFunctionName to check if the entity type is mapped to function or check for FunctionMapping with IsDefaultMapping if there is any, use it?
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The latter
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Updated.
Also added a regression test where entity type is return type of a TVF and mapped to a view in the model.
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Resolves #20051