How do i use DbContext to call stored procedure and map the result set to the model properties

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I am using DbContext to call the stored procedure in my MVC application.
Below is the code i used to call the stored procedure and map with my model properties.

List<myModel> _listMyModel = new List<myModel>();

using (var ctx = new DbContext("ConnectionString1"))

{

    var param = new SqlParameter

    {

        ParameterName = "@Param",

        Value = strLob,

        SqlDbType = System.Data.SqlDbType.VarChar

    };



    ctx.Database.CommandTimeout = 0;

    _listMyModel = ctx.Database.SqlQuery<myModel>("exec MyProc @Param", param).ToList();

But the issue here is, if the stored procedure result set have some space or data type is different then it throws exception.

I just need here instead using this is there any other way to map result set with the model properties?

edited Jan 3 at 15:43

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I am using DbContext to call the stored procedure in my MVC application.
Below is the code i used to call the stored procedure and map with my model properties.

List<myModel> _listMyModel = new List<myModel>();

using (var ctx = new DbContext("ConnectionString1"))

{

    var param = new SqlParameter

    {

        ParameterName = "@Param",

        Value = strLob,

        SqlDbType = System.Data.SqlDbType.VarChar

    };



    ctx.Database.CommandTimeout = 0;

    _listMyModel = ctx.Database.SqlQuery<myModel>("exec MyProc @Param", param).ToList();

But the issue here is, if the stored procedure result set have some space or data type is different then it throws exception.

I just need here instead using this is there any other way to map result set with the model properties?

edited Jan 3 at 15:43

James Z

11.2k71936

asked Jan 3 at 15:21

V.Prasad

208

add a comment |

I am using DbContext to call the stored procedure in my MVC application.
Below is the code i used to call the stored procedure and map with my model properties.

List<myModel> _listMyModel = new List<myModel>();

using (var ctx = new DbContext("ConnectionString1"))

{

    var param = new SqlParameter

    {

        ParameterName = "@Param",

        Value = strLob,

        SqlDbType = System.Data.SqlDbType.VarChar

    };



    ctx.Database.CommandTimeout = 0;

    _listMyModel = ctx.Database.SqlQuery<myModel>("exec MyProc @Param", param).ToList();

But the issue here is, if the stored procedure result set have some space or data type is different then it throws exception.

I just need here instead using this is there any other way to map result set with the model properties?

edited Jan 3 at 15:43

James Z

11.2k71936

asked Jan 3 at 15:21

V.Prasad

208

I am using DbContext to call the stored procedure in my MVC application.
Below is the code i used to call the stored procedure and map with my model properties.

List<myModel> _listMyModel = new List<myModel>();

using (var ctx = new DbContext("ConnectionString1"))

{

    var param = new SqlParameter

    {

        ParameterName = "@Param",

        Value = strLob,

        SqlDbType = System.Data.SqlDbType.VarChar

    };



    ctx.Database.CommandTimeout = 0;

    _listMyModel = ctx.Database.SqlQuery<myModel>("exec MyProc @Param", param).ToList();

But the issue here is, if the stored procedure result set have some space or data type is different then it throws exception.

I just need here instead using this is there any other way to map result set with the model properties?

asp.net-mvc-4 dbcontext

edited Jan 3 at 15:43

James Z

11.2k71936

asked Jan 3 at 15:21

V.Prasad

208

edited Jan 3 at 15:43

James Z

11.2k71936

asked Jan 3 at 15:21

V.Prasad

208

edited Jan 3 at 15:43

James Z

11.2k71936

edited Jan 3 at 15:43

James Z

11.2k71936

edited Jan 3 at 15:43

James Z

11.2k71936

asked Jan 3 at 15:21

V.Prasad

208

asked Jan 3 at 15:21

V.Prasad

208

asked Jan 3 at 15:21

V.Prasad

208

add a comment |

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