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linq to sql designer in .net 3.5

hi, where can i find the linq to sql designer in .net 3.5 sp1?

do i need to install something to work with it

+1  A: 

Create a new "LINQ to SQL Classes" item under Add New Item in the Solution Explorer's context menu.

By the way, Microsoft considers LINQ to SQL obsolete now, preferring the Entity Framework going forward.

David Pfeffer  2010-02-10 05:21:02
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It is Visual Studio.

Here a tutorial may help you

Kubi  2010-02-10 05:21:03
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Visual LINQ Query Builder is what you are looking for.

Sharique  2010-02-10 05:32:54
No he isn't, he needs the built-in LINQ to SQL Designer.
David Pfeffer  2010-02-10 12:21:27
I think he need to elaborate his question.
Sharique  2010-02-10 13:30:44

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