One problem that can take up a lot of time if you are working in a large project with a lot of tables in the DBML database model file when using Linq to SQL in Visual Studio is finding the table in the diagram. Control+F doesn’t work, and it can be a real pain to scroll around for ages. However, the following article mentions a very simple solution – just use the dropdown at the top of the properties window! Seems obvious, but I know quite a few people have been complaining about that for months!
Taken from Is there a way to find a table in a DBML file in Visual Studio 2008? – Stack Overflow.
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Tags: .NET, Control+F, DBML, Find table, Linq to SQL, Properties window, Visual Studio 2008
Thank you for posting this on your blog! I wasn’t looking for this specifically but it was something that bugged me often. I don’t think I ever would have thought of that.
Cheers
No problem – credit goes to Stack Overflow. I normally try not to post too much content that is from other sites/blogs, but occasionally something really useful shows up like that.
good question asked by you .. i appreciate this type of people.
Thanks you, i have same problem for long time, that solution simple but
useful