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Set operations over inheritance hierarchy project the same column twice #18832
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Added support for set operations over different entity types. When performing a set operation, if two properties in the entity inheritance hierarchy were mapped to the same database column, that column was projected twice. Closes dotnet#16298 Fixes dotnet#18832
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Added support for set operations over different entity types. When performing a set operation, if two properties in the entity inheritance hierarchy were mapped to the same database column, that column was projected twice. Closes dotnet#16298 Fixes dotnet#18832
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Added support for set operations over different entity types. When performing a set operation, if two properties in the entity inheritance hierarchy were mapped to the same database column, that column was projected twice. Closes dotnet#16298 Fixes dotnet#18832
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In inheritance hierarchies, two properties from different entity types may be mapped to the same database column. When performing a set operation over a parent, the database column in question gets fetched twice.
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