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New Table to an existing Silverlight project

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    I have created a SilverLight application that uses ADO and DomainServices to populate a DataGrid from an SQL 2008 database server. The context looks like this EcDomainContext context1 = new EcDomainContext(); A few months later, I added a table to the database so in order to use this new table, I had to rebuild as follows: -deleted all MyDomainServices (.cs) files -deleted the Mymodel (.edmx) file -recreate by adding the ADO and Domainservices again -reconfigure the MyDomainServices.cs as before. Well, I just added another table and I would like to know if there is an easier way to do this? Many thanks. Ps

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