In my SP, I mix static SQL and dynamic SQL:
declare @result table
(
RowNum bigint,
Id_and_Title varchar(max),
DaysLeft int,
cat_id int
);
then, in the dynamic SQL I insert the result to that table:
DECLARE @TSQL NVARCHAR(max);
SET @TSQL = ......
(I use print @TSQL
so I'm sure that the query is OK)
insert into @result
EXECUTE sp_executesql @TSQL
select * from @result
but, when I try to import taht SP in VS 2010 Ultimate I see the message as I mentioned in the title. What causes that ? For many times I've occured that error but I still don't know what causes that
Try adding this line to the beginning of your stored procedure:SET FMTONLY OFF
You can remove this after you have finished importing.
It's mentioned in this article (kind of a long way down) and it worked for me, although I have ended up going back to ADO.NET for the times when I am relying heavily on Stored Procedures. Bear in mind that if your columns change depending on the dynamic SQL your entity model will break.
I don't know exactly what your return type is, but if you have a finite (and relatively small) number of return types, you can create a User-Defined Table Type and return that.
CREATE TYPE T1 AS TABLE
( ID bigint NOT NULL
,Field1 varchar(max) COLLATE Latin1_General_CI_AI NOT NULL
,Field2 bit NOT NULL
,Field3 varchar(500) NOT NULL
);
GO
Then in the procedure:
DECLARE @tempTable dbo.T1
INSERT @tempTable (ID, Field1, Field2, Field3)
SELECT .....
....
SELECT * FROM @tempTable
Now EF should be able to recognize the returned columns type.
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