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Asked: 2026-05-18T20:45:31+00:00

I have a LINQ-to-SQL data context in which two tables exist with different names

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I have a LINQ-to-SQL data context in which two tables exist with different names but identical structures. One table (called CallRecords) holds live/current data, and the other (CallRecordsArchive) holds older records – but with the same field names as the live one.

With the basic mapping LINQ to SQL creates two classes CallRecord and CallRecordsArchive – but since they are the same I’d like to avoid this if possible? That way I don’t have to write two queries for each instance?

I did consider creating a JOIN view but with millions of rows in both tables it would be a performance nightmare.

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  1. Editorial Team

    try to use inherit for this issue
    check this link for more details.
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    I hope it is help you.

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