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n.podbielski13-Nov-12 20:24
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if I remember correctly:
Find your "context" class. Propably something named (your DB name)DataContext. Press F12 to find file with it. It is autogenerated. Connection string is saved either as Attribute on that class or as string in 1 of constructors. Delete it.

This should work but if your app does not work I bet there is something wrong also. Like connection strings names differ.
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