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collection of the custom entity I created. The problem is that I get an error when I build that says "The entity type 'someentity' is not mapped. What does this mean? Is it upset because the entity does not have an underlying data store? It doesn't need one, the function import returns instances of this entity and I have no need to update, edit, or insert entities of this type. The function import works great and returns a collection of my entity as desired, but this error is annoying. Though the error list lists it as a compile error, it does not actually stop the solution from compiling. Any help is appreciated. UPDATE If I open the EDMX in the XML editor and double click the error in the error list it highlights this chunk of XML in red: SQL Server 2014 Express resources Windows Server 2012 resources Programs MSDN subscriptions Overview Benefits Administrators Students Microsoft Imagine Microsoft Student Partners ISV Startups TechRewards Events Community Magazine Forums Blogs Channel 9 Documentation APIs and reference Dev centers Retired content Samples We’re error 11008 association is not mapped sorry. The content you requested has been removed. You’ll be auto redirected in 1 error 11007 entity type view is not mapped second. Ask a question Quick access Forums home Browse forums users FAQ Search related threads Remove From My Forums Answered by: How do I correct an Error 11007 (Entity not mapped) when using a table-valued function with an entity? Data Platform Development > ADO.NET Entity Framework and LINQ to Entities Question 0 Sign in to vote http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5737675/entity-framework-error-entity-type-is-not-mapped Hi, VS 2013, VB, EF 5.0 I'm following the "Microsoft ADO.NET Entity Framework Step by Step" book. I have successfully created a TVF (Table-valued function) and used it with Entity SQL and LINQ, i.e. the TVF in the SQL works and it has been interfaced to the code through these two techniques. I am now trying to map the TVF to an entity and this is the context of https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/254006d9-15b2-4469-b3f2-2982a3cabe0a/how-do-i-correct-an-error-11007-entity-not-mapped-when-using-a-tablevalued-function-with-an?forum=adodotnetentityframework my difficulty. I followed these steps: 1. Added an entity named 'ObtainClientsEntity' with data fields to match what is being returned by the TVF 2. In the Model BrowserI changed the Return Type of the Function to the Entity I created in Step 1 above. 3. The compile generated the Error 11007: Entity type 'ObtainClientsEntity' is not mapped. I opened the .edmx file in the XML editor and found some lines marked with the 11007 error as noted above. Those offending lines are in the 2nd code box below. The first code box shows the set of lines just before the definition for 'ObtainClientsEntity'. I only list the 1st code box below because I noted they have a tag that indicates they are a complex type. I thought when I was trying to connect a TVF to an Entity, it shouldn't still be a complex type, but maybe this is normal. Customers Our Customers Our Partners Success Stories Company About Us Privacy Contact Us Page Actions: Export ▼: Export as PDF More actions ▼: Print preview Next »EDM Model Browser Up Refine in the EDM Designer « PreviousEDM Designer windows Model » Create the entity data model » Refine in the EDM Designer » EDM Designer canvas EDM Designer canvas Last modified on August 15, 2012 17:22 ContentsMulti-level undoActions from the bare canvasValidate the modelEntities & associationsRenamingEntity property context menuAssociation context menuReferential Constraint dialogDelete entityThe Canvas is the main window in the Visual Studio EDM Designer. It a design surface that displays a diagram of the conceptual entities that you can navigate and edit. This topic describes some of what you are likely to do on the canvas.The "canvas" is a visual design surface for editing the conceptual model. You can create, modify, or delete entities and associations by interacting with the diagram graphics.You should consult other resources for more a full understanding of how to work on the canvas; Microsoft's own documentation on the designer is a good place to start.In this topic we mention a few of the most useful gestures and actions, starting with the most important, undo.Multi-level undoMistakes are easy to make, especially as you try unfamiliar features such as deleting entities and adding ComplexTypes. It's a great comfort to know that the designer supports multi-level undo (Control-Z) and re-do (Control-Y).Actions from the bare canvasRight-mouse-click on any blank spot.This context menu controls the model as a whole.Add creates a new entity, association, inheritance, or complex type. You're most likely to use this feature in Model-First development; The Data-First developer adds and updates entities via the "Update Model from Database..." option.Diagram, Zoom, Grid, and Scalar Property Format control the appearance of the diagram.Model Browser opens the designer's Model Browser window which is the best way to navigate a large model.Update Model from Database... is how the Data-First developer adds and updates entities based on database schema. It launches the Update Model Wizard.Generate Database from Model.. generates SQL scripts for creation of a database that matches the current conceptual model. This is useful for the Model-First developer; the Data-First developer can ignore it.Properties opens the designer's Properties Window for the model as a whole.Validate the modelValidate checks the entire model and reports errors and warnings to the Visual StudHow To Map Table In Entity Framework