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If I have two databases and create a linked table (synonym) in one of them to the other one and then wrap that synonym in a view, will there be a performance issue? The reason I want to do this is to have SQLMetal see the synonym and generate a linq entity for it. The database are on the same server. Also if I did this 100+ times, all child databases linking to a set of tables in a master database, would that have a problem?
Nah – shouldn’t be an issue. The Query Optimizer says “What do you mean by this” all the time, and unless it comes across a procedure (or function with BEGIN/END), it’ll keep going. Synonyms are fine, views are fine.