LINQ to SQL: Multiple / Single .dbml per project?

Question

I\'ve read Rick Strahl\'s article on Linq to SQL DataContext Lifetime Management hoping to find some answers on how I would manage my .dbml files since they are so closely r

Answer 1

The answer is tricky because it's what the situation requires. I try to logically separate each DBML into contexts (after all, the DBML provides the DataContext functionality). So if my app has a single context, then it doesn't make sense for me to have a separate DBML for each table. Context is king when creating your DBML files is what I say.