1203 results found
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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.
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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 -
Allow drag/drop reordering of Connections
Often, connections (live, staging and test) for similar project don't all get added in consecutive order, but for simplicity, it would be nice to be able to drag and drop the connections to reorder them in the left-hand list.
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A proper help manual.
Recently LinQPad seems to have become rather niche, I don't really understand what the new features do or what they are for. For example this nuGet, I've no idea what or why I'd be interested in. I'd vote for a complete documentation similar to the c# in a nutshell series on each feature of LinQPad hi-lighting premium features where appropriate.
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Make Data Context Options sticky
Every time I add a new connection I uncheck the "Pluralize EntitySet and Table properties" and "Capitalize property names" check boxes. I would love it if there was a way to specify a set of default values for the connection.
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add support net.tcp services
be able to query a net.tcp hosted service
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IronPython / IronRuby support would be nice!
How about supporting code creation with this two languages. It shouldn't be so hard, as it's now possible to host them inside of any .NET language. Its all about adding the syntax highlighting and intellisense.
258 votes -
Add support for C# Expression(s)
When prototyping idea's I find the C# expression really useful but it would be even better if I could write more than one without having to call dump myself as per c# statements.
Linqpad could take each line as an expression and evaluate & dump them 1 at a time
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4 votes
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Support SQLCMD Mode in SQL scripts
When the SQL language is used, it would be helpful to be able to optionally use SQLCMD mode. This would make it easier to use LINQPad for query tasks without resorting to SSMS.
12 votes -
Generate INSERTs from grid
Just another export option or another mode/button near Output, Grid 1, λ, SQL, IL
Would be really nice to have this possibility when I would need to copy some records from one DB to another via Remote Desktop connection20 votes -
Add database management features, like create/drop tables, columns
In order to drop SQL Management Studio completely, more sql management features are needed.
33 votes -
Include an option for the new 'new tab' button
Include an option so that the new 'new tab' button can operate like ctrl+shift+N rather than ctrl+N.
More oftent than not I will have multiple tabs open on the same DB
3 votes -
Replace full namespace references with aliases
In the additional namespace imports I put "using Outlook = Microsoft....Outlook".
When I'm in a call that wants something of that namespace, replace the full entry with just the alias Outlook.
33 votes -
CTRL-E to execute a query (for those of us who are used to it from QueryAnalyzer days)
User entering CTRL-E should execute a query justlike F5 does. I am in the habit of that keyboard combo from old queryanalyzer days
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Hide ExtensionData properties in WCF client-generated classes
When adding a Service Reference via Visual Studio, it generates a class for each Data Contract. Each of these classes have an additional property named ExtensionData, which always contains an ExtensionDataObject (usually empty).
This creates a lot of noise when data returned by a WCF service using LINQPad's .Dump() extension method, due to the ExtensionData cells taking up most of the screen. In my opinion just like EntityState and EntityKey were hidden by default in LINQPad v4.37, so should ExtensionData properties be hidden by default.
This would create a much more pleasent exprience for those using LINQPad with a WCF…
8 votes
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