entity framework computed stored procedure -

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is there way in entity framework 6 code first use stored procedure updates column, provided user? i've tried that, unfortunatelly without success.

my sp looks following one:

alter procedure [dbo].[hotel_insert] @bezeichnung [nvarchar](max), @sterne [int], @regioncode [int], @version [int] begin     insert [dbo].[hotels]([bezeichnung], [sterne], [regioncode], [version])     values (@bezeichnung + '!', @sterne, @regioncode, @version)       select [bezeichnung] bezeichnung , [hotelid]     [dbo].[hotels] t0     @@rowcount > 0 , t0.[hotelid] = scope_identity() end

i've tried define property computed result (see below).

is there wrong or ef not support such scenario?

wishes, manfred

modelbuilder.entity<hotel>().maptostoredprocedures(s =>             s.insert(proc => proc                                 .hasname("hotel_insert")                                 .parameter(h => h.bezeichnung, "bezeichnung")                                 .parameter(h => h.sterne, "sterne")                                 .parameter(h => h.regioncode, "regioncode")                                 .result(h => h.hotelid, "hotelid")                                 .result(h => h.bezeichnung, "bezeichnung")                                  )                 .update(proc => proc                                     .hasname("hotel_update")                                     .parameter(h => h.hotelid, "hotelid")                                     .parameter(h => h.bezeichnung, "bezeichnung")                                     .parameter(h => h.sterne, "sterne")                                     .parameter(h => h.regioncode, "regioncode")                                     // .parameter(h => h.region.regioncode, "regioncode")                                     )                 .delete(proc => proc                                     .hasname("hotel_delete")                                     .parameter(h => h.hotelid, "hotelid")));


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