Question: I am learning with this so bear with me...I am trying to create the DB object to access the table.

```
AppDatabaseDataContext appDb = new AppDatabaseDataContext();

```

This gives me an error, so I create the constructor...

```
public AppDatabaseDataContext()
{

} 

```

Now this tells me that `System.Data.Linq.DataContext` does not contain a constructor that takes 0 parameters. Why? 

Thanks!

Answer: 
You need to specify a connection string. If you know it's always going to be the same (for example, localhost) you can just hard-code it in your parameterless constructor:

```
public AppDatabaseDataContext()
    : this(@"Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=Foo;Integrated Security=True")
{
}

```

Notice how we chain the constructor to call the version that consumes a connection string. This way, you can instantiate the data context using the parameterless constructor, and it will use this default connection string.
Sometimes LINQ2SQL might become messy on properties window and the connection string might disapear. 
If you can, restart all over, remove de Dbml and but DON´T FORGET to delete from the web.config the connection string. Add a new Linq2SQL to your project and let the LINQ2SQL to create the connection string for U in the web.config.