SQL Compact does not work with Linq to Sql, what should I use?

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Notes on using it with SQL Compact: technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc83....

You might also want to consider a couple of alternative packages such as DbLinq (which appears to be a generalization of LINQ to SQL) and/or System.Data. SQLite (which integrates the SQLite engine into its assembly and is supported by DbLinq).

Sql CE is an excellent database engine - fast, lightweight and reliable. And ADO.NET is about as difficult to work with as Paint and Notepad are. It's still possible to write applications without using Linq.

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