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this is part 20 of entity framework tutorial in this video well discuss implementing table pair type inheritance and entity framework with the database first approach in parts 18 and 19 of the entity framework tutorial we discussed how inheritance hierarchy can be represented using table pet hierarchy with the TPH one database table is used to store data of all of the entities in the entire inheritance hierarchy the downside of this is that we have a denormalized table and some columns will have null values depending on the type of the derived entity being saved to the database table if you recollect from parts 18 and 19 of this video series these are the three entities that we worked with so notice that here we have the base employee entity and then permanent employee and contract employee both of them derive from the space employee entity type now when we are storing this permanent employee entity data you know permanent employee will have values for annual salary column but not for