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Following up on that previous post where I managed to execute a stored procedure and get an EntitySet of Customers back from Northwind, I figured that the next thing to try would be a stored procedure that returns multiple result-sets.

However, I don't think that this is supported right now so if you've got stored procedures that do that kind of thing then you'd need to execute them in a different way rather than trying to surface them up through the EDM.

Posted Mon, Aug 27 2007 4:34 PM by mtaulty

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Guy Burstein's Blog wrote ADO.Net Entity Framework Beta 2 is available
on Mon, Aug 27 2007 10:37 PM
ADO.Net Entity Framework Beta 2 is available The ADO.Net Entity Framework bits for Visual Studio 2008
Mike Taulty's Blog wrote ADO.NET Entity Framework - Bringing Together A Few Previous Posts
on Wed, Aug 29 2007 5:38 PM
This is just a convenience - links to the posts that I've made so far around beta 2 of the ADO.NET Entity...
Entity Framework from Mike Taulty « vincenthome’s Software Development wrote Entity Framework from Mike Taulty « vincenthome’s Software Development
on Fri, Sep 7 2007 7:25 AM
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