Entity Framework 7 Preview 5 supports Table-per-Concrete type inheritance mapping

Entity Framework 7 Preview 5 shipped this week (14th June 2022) with support for Table-per-Concrete type (TPC) inheritance mapping.

Table-per-Concrete type maps .NET types to different tables just like table-per-type (TPT), but does it in a way that addresses some common performance issues with the TPT strategy.

Microsoft have published two great links this week about Entity Frameworks three different inheritance mapping approaches 👇🏻 …

Announcing Entity Framework 7 Preview 5 – .NET Blog (microsoft.com)

.NET Data Community Standup – TPH, TPT, and TPC Inheritance mapping with EF Core – YouTube


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