Select from following answers:- Add a complex type.

- Create a function import in the conceptual model
- Maps created function import to the stored procedure.
- All Above
Creating a function import in the conceptual model that maps to the stored procedure allows you to define a method on your ObjectContext that executes the stored procedure in the database. The second step is to map the result to a complex type.
When you work with EntityObject derived types, the object context manages the relationships between your objects, tracks changes as they occur, and supports lazy loading in the most efficient manner. For the given stored procedure result, an entity object is not needed.
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