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    Steve van Niman
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    I am using a semi large .dbml. When trying to replace a table, it is sometimes difficult to find the table. Is there an easy way in VS2010 to find the table using the Linq-to-SQL editor?

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      I am using a semi large .dbml. When trying to replace a table, it is sometimes difficult to find the table. Is there an easy way in VS2010 to find the table using the Linq-to-SQL editor?

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      Open the .dbml file and open properties window.At the top of properties window you can see a dropdownlist.If we select the table name which we want then it would directly navigate to the table in .dbml file

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        Open the .dbml file and open properties window.At the top of properties window you can see a dropdownlist.If we select the table name which we want then it would directly navigate to the table in .dbml file

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        THANK YOU!!! Will be very helpful when making changes in the future.

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