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NotSupportedException while getting column information on Function Import #195
1.- Create new Class Library project
2.- Create new ADO.NET Database First EDO connected to a Postgres 14.6 database through NPGSQL
3.- Update model from database -> add stored procedure from database ("Import selected stored procedures and functions into the entity model" checkbox unchecked)
4.- Double click on the function in the store section
5.- Click on Get Column Information.
The issue
We are trying to migrate a web forms (.NET Framework 4.6.1) project from SQL Server to Postgres. The company uses Entity Framework 6 for the creation of database first EDM's. We used NPGSQL and EntityFramework6.NPGSQL and the NPGSQL PostgreSQL Integration Extension for the creation of the new EDM's. However, when using the Add Function Import tool and trying to get column information for complex types generator, i get the following error:
"An exception of type "System.NotSupportedException" occurred while attempting to get columns information.The exception message is:The specified type is not supported by this selector."
The EF6 provider is no longer being actively maintained, and the Visual Studio integration even less. It's very possible that importing of stored procedures/functions was never implemented - it's very unlikely that this will happen.
I strongly recommend moving to EF Core whenever possible.
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roji commentedon Feb 24, 2023
The EF6 provider is no longer being actively maintained, and the Visual Studio integration even less. It's very possible that importing of stored procedures/functions was never implemented - it's very unlikely that this will happen.
I strongly recommend moving to EF Core whenever possible.