I have an application that needs to join tables from multiple databases into a single LINQ-to-SQL query. Unfortunately, I have a separate DataContext class setup for each d
A co-worker found a thread on another site [social.msdn.microsoft.com] that discusses this same issue. One discussed solution was to perform all joins in views in the "primary" database, and expose those views as objects in the application. That will probably work in my situation, since the majority of my data is in one database, and the small number of tables in the other databases are read-only.