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Thanks for your answer.
This partially solved my problem.
This approach implies that you have property on objectContext with the same name which can be OK but my
model has inheritance and EF does not create ObjectSet property for derived entity classes.
But again I can add such property to my ObjectContext derived class.
Thanks a lot.