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  1. Support Oracle / MySql / SqLite Databases

    What are people's thoughts on this? Which is more important: Oracle, MySql or SqLite? Should the support be through custom Entity Framework-driven DataContexts or via automatic DataContexts?

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  2. Allow additional typed DataContext instances to be created

    LINQPad automatically instantiates a typed DataContext whenever you run a query with a database. It would be great if we could instantiate additional DataContexts that connect to different databases (with the same schema).

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  3. Allow pasting of results into Excel without formatting

    Pasting query results into Excel includes HTML formatting which is messy - could this be stripped away to get a more Excel-friendly output?

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