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The LINQ DataContext

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The LINQ DataContext  (Unpublished)

In an earlier post I showed how LINQ developers can connect to a database and write a simple query. This post steps behind the scenes of a LINQ to SQL application and describes the classes auto-generated by the Object Relational Designer (aka LINQ to SQL designer). The focus will be on two key items: * The Customer and Order entity class * The DataContext itself


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