You can create a simple stored procedure in SQL Server that selects the next sequence value like this:
CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.GetNextSequenceValue
AS
BEGIN
SELECT NEXT VALUE FOR dbo.TestSequence;
END
and then you can import that stored procedure into your EDMX model in Entity Framework, and call that stored procedure and fetch the sequence value like this:
// get your EF context
using (YourEfContext ctx = new YourEfContext())
{
// call the stored procedure function import
var results = ctx.GetNextSequenceValue();
// from the results, get the first/single value
int? nextSequenceValue = results.Single();
// display the value, or use it whichever way you need it
Console.WriteLine("Next sequence value is: {0}", nextSequenceValue.Value);
}
Update: actually, you can skip the stored procedure and just run this raw SQL query from your EF context:
public partial class YourEfContext : DbContext
{
.... (other EF stuff) ......
// get your EF context
public int GetNextSequenceValue()
{
var rawQuery = Database.SqlQuery<int>("SELECT NEXT VALUE FOR dbo.TestSequence;");
var task = rawQuery.SingleAsync();
int nextVal = task.Result;
return nextVal;
}
}
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