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I have a project which includes 10 or more databases as EF models. &nbsp;Originally it was EF5 but I upgraded to EF6 because I read that they fixed this &quot;ambiguous&quot; issue. &nbsp;All of the models are in separate folders / namespaces within a &quot;DataEntities&quot; namespace. &nbsp;Is there a way to fix this? &nbsp;Thanks
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I have a project which includes 10 or more databases as EF models.  Originally it was EF5 but I upgraded to EF6 because I read that they fixed this "ambiguous" issue.  All of the models are in separate folders / namespaces within a "DataEntities" namespace.  Is there a way to fix this?  Thanks

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