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Parse-only/Build-only mode without Executing
SQL Server Management Studio has a Parse (Ctrl-F5) feature under the Query menu vs. Execute (F5); and Visual Studio has a Build Solution vs. Start Debugging (F5). Both of these options allow you to check for syntax or compile errors without executing the query or running the program. I was surprised not to find this feature in LINQPad also. This would be a very useful feature to me. I hope we could see it in an upcoming release. Thanks, I love LINQPad!
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Leave the time it took for the query to complete after completion.
When the query is running there is a counter but after it completes the counter goes away, can you leave it up?
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Query Properties Profiles
Query Properties - Profiles
Set and save different Profiles for query properties. We have different code branches for development and release cycles. It would be great if I could setup and switch between different profiles for a LINQ script.
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Enhancement of autcomplete on subqueries
When writing for example:
from u in Users
select new
{
UserDetails = (from ud in ....
}When I press "u" I would expect u as the alias for Users in the outer query, but it picks up everything.
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HTML Browser/Editor
A HTML Browser/Editor will be welcome to make simple pages for documentation and other funcionality...
Show page in full query window in browser mode and supply a button to enter edit mode (top pane for visual edit/dump pane for html edit)... a direct HTML edit mode can be edited in lower pane (Dump panel)...1 vote -
DateTime display option out of the box
I am working with StreamInsight and I highly recommend to give us the option to include the full ticks when displaying a datetime value, this would be extremelly useful.
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Allow the LINQ expression tree to be modified before executing the query. I
Allow the LINQ expression tree to be modified before executing the query. I do this in my app so we can write our queries without having to worry about making them multi-tenant. But when I pop the query from our source code into LINQPad, I have to manually edit the query to make it multi-tenant. Would be great if we could hook in a custom ExpressionVisitor.
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Add feature that allows exported Excel data from a SQL database to be refreshed as the SQL database is updated with new data.
Add feature that allows exported Excel data from a SQL database to be refreshed as the SQL database is updated with new data
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Allow the selection of a default top-level schema in the tree view
The connection tree view currently defaults to using dbo as the top level schema to display. For databases that have other schemas, you have to scroll down and expand them. For some databases this is a pain, because the schema that I work in isn't dbo. It would be useful to be able to define a default schema for each connection.
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Turn OFF or allow customize keyboard shortcuts
I just bought the autocompletion but I'm disappointed by the fact that LinqPad catches key combinations that I use to enter polish national characters (namely ALT-S). I'd like to be able to turn off this keyboard shortcut or redefine it. The ALT-something shortcuts are very risky as Windows often uses them for the national characters. And it's annoying when instead of just entering a letter into the editor window it activates SQL panel. PLEASE fix it.
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Bug: "Export to CSV file" should write BOM to work correctly with Excel
When viewing data in the grid and using the "Export to CSV file", the resulting file doesn’t have a BOM (byte order mark), and so when you double-click the CSV file, Excel opens up and (at least in Excel 2010) shows the following dialog box:
The file you are trying to open, 'MyData.csv', is in a different format than specified by the file extension. Verify that the file is not corrupt and is from a trusted source before opening the file. Do you want to open the file now?
If you click 'Yes', another dialog box is displayed:
Excel has…
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Don't autowrap existing code with Main() when switching to C# Program
Often I copy a method or class to LinqPad and then change the language to C# Program, which wraps all the code inside Main().
It would be nice to not do this if LinqPad detects the existing code contains methods/classes.2 votes -
Auto-Dump() the last statement in multi-statement queries
When writing multi-statements I keep rerunning what I wrote to see if I am on track. However, to actually see what is the result/response/value of the last thing I wrote, I keep adding ".Dump()" to last item, and then remove it and continue to the next statement.
I think LinqPad should automatically dump the last statement (as an option). Moreover, it might be nice to be also configured something like "Only auto-dump if nothing else is dumped in the query".
3 votes -
Generate method on the fly
While in "C# Program" mode it would be cool to generate the method stub just like in Visual Studio .. it could be done in 2 ways:
use mouseclick or similar to activate the function
generate the method on the fly while writing (detect when unknown methodname is written when starting/closing a paran/bracket)
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Need a standard toolbar
Need a standard toolbar to for quicker access to open, save, ...
26 votes -
Add shared directory to My Queries
We use Linqpad allot at work and it would be great if we could add a network share to the My Queries are, or even add a shortcut in Windows Explorer in the My Queries directory and have it load files from there.
21 votes -
SQL Prompt
SQL auto completion
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2 votes
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Show rows affected
If I issue an UPDATE (etc.) in SQL in SQL Server Management Studio, it will give me "(1 row(s) affected)". Neither LINQPad (in SQL mode) or Query Express will do this. Could you please add this?
51 votes -
Add T4 to the list of languages
Having an access to data or implementing your own data provider, will make LinqPad an awesome tool for AutoCode Generation and Testing.
I wrote my own MsSqlMetaData (Just and EF provider for system views, it's on NuGet) provider and currently generating a lot of code, but writing c# programs to generate code is not as easy as using text templates.27 votes
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