Kevin,
So I need to use a combination of the EDMX file and the standard business objects generated by the BLG? If I add the calculated property there, will it still be available when referencing the entity framework business object?
Linda

>Linda,
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>>I'm just getting started with the Entity Framework. I'm trying to figure out the best way to approach building a table that contains calculated columns. For example, I have a table that has monthly values and I would like to have an entity that contains the average values for a given quarter. I can certainly do this the "old-fashioned" way but I'd like to stick with the new model as much as possible. Do I need to create a view and add that to the EDMX, figure out the XML command and use theWCF or is there something I'm missing? Similarly, what's the new way to get a scalar value back?
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>A good approach when creating a calculated property is to manually add the property to the other half of the entity that is auto-generated by the BLG.
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>Best Regards,