Using two EntitiesModels in order to have two different databases

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I need to have two databases in my project (I'm using Sql compact edition). So I need to create two EntitiesModels using Telerik data access, right? I want to know that which of the following ways is better to do it:

1. Adding both EntitesModel.rlinq files in the same project as the classes and other files are in it.
2. Creating a new project and adding EntitesModel.rlinq files there and using the .dll files in the main project in order to manipulating data.

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Posted 15-Dec-14 6:07am

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Raul Iloc · Accepted Answer · 2014-12-15T08:02:00

Because you are accessing two databases I suggest you that each entity entity model, together with its classes (and possible partial classes), to be in its own assembly/project (DLL), so you will have 2 DLL for accessing the databases.

PS: It is not mandatory to use Telerik data access (you could use Microsoft EF), you have to use it only if your application UI is based on Telerik.