How to specify the Database Name (LINQtoSQL)

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Barefoot learning describes how to generate external XML ing files, DBML files, and verify these two files, this includes the previous demo about how to serialize object class objects in the object model, which is a question about how to create an object model. However, in these demos, we focus on how to use them.

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You can use the Name Attribute of the DatabaseAttribute to specify the database Name when no Name is provided for the connection.
You can apply the DatabaseAttribute feature to any strongly-typed DataContext declaration.
This information is used only when no database name is specified for the connection.
The DatabaseAttribute feature is optional. If you use this feature, you must use the Name attribute to provide a Name. If this feature is not applied and the connection name is not specified, it is assumed that the database has the same name as the DataContext class.

Sample Code

[Database (Name = "Northwind")] public partial class NorthwindDataContext: System. Data. Linq. DataContext {}