Cross database join support timeline

Hi
As I am reading on this forum and over the web, SQL Azure doesnt support cross database joins.
Even the synonym entity is restricted to current database or the tempdb.
Need to understand the official position on above.
1. Whether there is a plan to support cross database joins in future.
2. If yes, by when can such a support be expected.
Thanks
Abhishek

Hi Mekh
Thanks for the quick response.
Your reply means that we will need to combine multiple databases into one, in order to be able to use SQL Azure.
Here is our situation:
1. We have two development Databases - let us say DB A and DB B, managed by different product development teams.
2. Some customers require both A and B, while some require only A, and others only B. All customers are proposed to be on SQL Azure. So now we have three types of production database schemas - A+B, A and B.
3. With continuous development, schemas of both DB A and DB B keep changing.
4. We need to replicate this schema change to all customer databases deployed on SQL Azure.
Kindly let me know the best way to achieve above, in terms of best tools and practices.
Thanks
Abhishek

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