I got the code first by EF, and I want to use my own sql for more complex select statements. When I try to execute:
using (VaultsDbContext db = new VaultsDbContext())
{
var contracts = db.Contracts.SqlQuery("select * from Contracts").ToList<Contract>();
}
I got:
Unable to create value for MetaProps property of type 'DskVault.Models.DbModels.MetaProps'. Only properties of primitive or enumerated types are listed.
MetaPropsis a class that contains deleteflag, creator, etc., and it is a property of all my classes. It does not map to another table, each table has deleteflag, createor, etc.
public class Contract
{
public long Id { get; set; }
...
public MetaProps MetaProps { get; set; }
}
Is there a way to map from the classβs own sql if the class contains a complex type or if EF does not support this? Also, what if a complex type is an object mapped to another table (join)?
Edit: Version: Entity Framework 6