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I have two tables, both named as say, Employee in two different schema HR and Production [i.e. dbo.HR.Employee and dbo.Production.Employee are my two database objects]. While dragging these two tables in LINQ to SQL design pane its generating two classes named Employee and Employee1. My ques: Is there any way I can create classes with Database schema name HR and Production in our case so that we can craete Employee class within that to replicate database schema?
Depending on how much the two schemas overlap, I would create two separate *.dbml’s, separated by namespace. One would have MyApp.Entities.HumanResources.Employees. The other class would map to MyApp.Entities.Production.Employees.
If there’s a lot of overlap in the two schemas, then this solution may not work very well for you. In that case, you’ll have to rename the class in the designer (ex: HrEmployees and ProductionEmployees).