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Message: [QUOTE="Herman, post: 168903, member: 36501"] Not normal, try to repair your installation and clean registry... No problem on 2013 Update 3 here. It's true that there is already a connection string embedded in the DBML and also one in the application settings, and you can use them on the final as it is, but in a real world situation, you would probably blank those out and pass the connection string for the database that the user is currently working on. Also in some cases you might not want the connection string to be accessible at all by the user, so you might want to remove it from the config file and embed it directly in your code as a resource. [/QUOTE]