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I know there was disscussion about similar questions before, like in:
but i have to know how to handle this scenario:
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I wrote program that use LINQ to SQL and it will be send to client. Tables that my program uses may be changed ( let’s say only added new columns). Is there any way to not update, recompile and send my program to client each time those changes occurs?
I don’t think it’s possible, because linq to sql classes map your database into objects, and when you change database, model classes do not reflect real database.