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  1. I downloaded LinqPad. Opened it and added a new db connection, but how do I actually query? Please give some example code.

    For example, I have a table called 'Login'.
    i wrote: 'from l in Login select l' but I get errors when executing this.

    How do I actually query against my database? Do you have some sample code.

    Thanks

    4 votes
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  2. I have a back end DB for an ERP system which has thousands of tables but all the relations between those tables are serviced by ERP itself.
    When I need to write a query to that DB I have to make all the joins explicitly, which makes query ugly and must be repeated in each query. I cannot touch the DB itself - it is governed by ERP, but if I could specify relations between tables on LinqPad side, then I could use full power of Linq queries every time. The relations should be addable ad hoc, one at a…

    9 votes
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  3. When trying to attach to LinqPad from Visual Studio the different UserQueries are listed as separate processes but with no identification:

    LINQPad.exe
    LINQPad.UserQuery.exe
    LINQPad.UserQuery.exe
    LINQPad.UserQuery.exe

    Would it be possible to either just number the processes according to the tab number or for named scripts add the script name to the process name.

    It would make it very much easier to attach.

    The integrated debugger is good sometimes but for deeply nested features I find it easier to attach the debugger to LINQPad before running the script.

    7 votes
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  4. It should be useful to debug my extensions used in scripts because sometimes the code does not work. Another useful thing should be to allow to create more folders and files into, to create a more complex library of extensions.

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  5. Large numbers are exported as scientific notation.

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  6. Typically, I have 2 copies of linqpad open, the regular and anyCpu (depending on the referenced assemblies) and it would be nice to be able to see which version of linqpad it is. I'm suggesting AnyCpu in the title, but any demarcation should work.

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  7. Util.WriteCsv method should output DateTime to millisecond accuracy.

    Ideally it should allow us to pass in callback / custom value formatter

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  8. It would be great if LINQPad supported connecting to an OData endpoint secured with OAuth

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  9. Create Invoke-LinqPadQuery-Cmdlet for powershell: Instead of format the output as Text/Html write the objects given to "Dump" to the powershell pipe for further processing

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  10. This sould make it possible to add custom code for sorting columns or and other interactive behaviours.

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  11. So it is easier to identify. All named "Query 1", "Query 2" doesn't tell much.

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  12. It should be useful a GetPassword overload that does not prompt password if it not exists but simply return null.
    Consider to add a method Decript or rename GetPassword because it should be used to store other types of data (connectionstrings, usernames ect...).

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  13. Include a window that allows you to search through the assemblies (classes, methods and properties) like the object browser in Visual Studio

    6 votes
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  14. It would be nice if we could be able to turn off the Dump of the Unhandeled exceptions, or Change the Default Handler from LINQPad on the 'AppDomain.CurrentDomain.UnhandledException'.

    I have not found any way of turning this off without actually using reflection to fetch, and de-register the default, and then re-register my own implementation (it works, but it's buggy).

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  15. Add optional parameter to Util.Cmd that will accept a parameter so alternate success exit codes can be defined. Currently only 0 is acceptable as a success, but some apps use alternate exit codes.

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  16. Currently the IQ provider ships with SQLite 3.7.17. This means we can't use the latest SQLite features, such as the WITH clause (introduced in 3.8.3)

    7 votes
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  17. Implement a driver based on the famous dapper library from Stackoverflow. Dapper is faster than Linq2SQL or EF. It'd great to take advantage of it in LINQpad.

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  18. I have placed my LinqPad folders inside a "OneDrive for Business"-folder (and made a junction to it in my documants folder :))

    But now Onedrive is complaining that I have a invalid character in "C# Snippets", which turnsout to be the # character.

    Can I rename that folder without losing the functionality?

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  19. Is it possible to localize the application (French, German, Spanish).

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  20. When adding a new item in the middle of, or deleting an item from the middle of the second list to compare using Util.Dif, the rest of the list is flagged as out of sync since it uses an index-based comparison. In other words, Util.Dif compares elements at index 0 with each other, then at 1 with each other, etc.

    It would be better if more advanced diffing algorithm was used to do this and could flag the entire element as red if it was removed, the entire element as green if it was added, or individual values with red/green…

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