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Refreshing A DBML Diagram?
Really stupid question, sorry, but I can't find it on google (I'm sure it's in a screencast or something somewhere). I have a DBML (linq2sql classes) diagram and I've changed the underlying database. In VS2008, how do I "refresh" the diagram? There's no View-->Refresh or RightClick->Refresh or Update option.
As it stands now, I have to recreate the entire linq2sql classes every time I update the underlying db.
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Answer
right click and select "run custom tool" (in solution explorer on dbml file)
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source: stackoverflow.com
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