LINQ to SQL: Single Data Context or Multiple Data Contexts?

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LINQ to SQL: Single Data Context or Multiple Data Contexts?(craftycodeblog.com)

submitted by mopen(3596) 1 year, 10 months ago

One of the biggest questions that often arises when a LINQ to SQL newbie begins to think about how he/she is going to architect the data layer is whether to split the data model into multiple data contexts or put the entire model into a single context. This question is usually due to concerns about performance and/or difficulty of maintaining the model. The purpose of this article is to debunk those myths and explain why using at most one data context per strongly connected group of tables is not only the best solution, it is the only reasonable solution.

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