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Goal

Enable to use a SQL Server scalar-valued function when you use C# application by using Entity Framework Core.

Problem

The code doesn't work when I want to retrieve the value of SQL scalar function using EF Core in my C# application.

What part of the code am I missing?

Info:

• .Net Core version 5
• Using C# application console
• Using EF core v5

Thank you!

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