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  1. (useful when I have to drop and recreate DB often)

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  2. Thanks for AMAZING productivity tool. I would like a feature to run only the command at cursor (not all commands on page). Suggested invocation - right-click context menu option and/or [Alt/Ctrl] + F5.

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  3. VS 2010 Premium or Ultimate has a refactor feature (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd193416.aspx) for SQL that allows the expansion of wildcards such that:

    TableA
    {
    Col1 int
    Col2 int
    Col3 int
    }

    select * from TableA could be refactored into:

    select [t0].Col1, [t0].Col2, [t0].Col3 from TableA [t0]

    Much of the time I will start out writing the select * from TableA statement and later need to go back and define out the columns.

    3 votes
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  4. Make Powershell a part of LinqPad. Make autocomplite for powershell and make suport for the lang.

    15 votes
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  5. A function that autoscripts the data of particular (selected) table(s) into a SQL formatting. It would help me to completely get SQL Enterprise Mngr out... Now I do this via "select database", Tasks, Generate Scripts, Select Advanced button and change the types of data to script to: Schema and Data.

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  6. 2 votes
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  7. Right now I don't see a way to portabalize the app. All of the main config data, connections, app plugins, etc. save into the AppData folder. It would be nice to have an option to have these all save to a subdir of the executable so you could move the app between systems and have all of your settings, connections, plugins, etc. intact.

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  8. Typing namespaces is error prone and not validated on the Additional-Namespace-Imports tab. In loading the the "Additional References" assemblies, the namespaces (including spelling and character-casing) could be auto-completed to their correct values. I forgot the case of one character in the namespace, and my only clue was that intellisense wasn't picking up the classes that I expected in the namespace I had mistyped.

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  9. 1 vote
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  10. This will help to compare the CTI exact time (including nanoseconds) with the Insert events start and end times, very useful to have an understanding what is going on, thanks, LINQ pad is a very useful tool.

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  11. I'm getting a large collection of files in "My Queries". The "Organize..." button helps but it would be great if the files in the trees had stars icon that I could click on to toggle as favourite scripts. Perhaps a third tab named "Favourites" that lists them all together?

    LINQPad rocks!

    4 votes
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  12. I found LINQPad can also support SQL command query and this does make helps sometimes. However, the left-up view can only show the entity model, it's will be more helpful if this view can also show the physical data model like many other SQL tools show. By referring this physical data model we can make correct SQL commands more easily.

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  13. Right clicking on the database and selecting Rename actually brings the window to rename the connection and not the database. So, either the context menu for the database needs to be fixed, or the renaming of the database should be allowed. Otherwise it is misleading.

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  14. groups1.OrderBy(x=>x.Key).Select((x, ixc)=> new {Iter = ixc, GroupName = x.Key})

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  15. Line numbers are present in a beta release , but only for new Query windows and not when viewing/editing Stored Procs in a DB.

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  16. Bug?...v4.37.9... Util.GetPassword() ... running on Win 7 64 Ent..... UnauthorizedAccessException: Access to the path '<User>\AppData\Local\LINQPad\Passwords' is denied. When trying to save password. Have tried running as admin too.

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  17. I want to send a link to my team and have them test drive premium for a few days. If they like it, we want to buy a bunch of licenses. A trial offer that lets us use it in real development for a few days is critical.

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  18. Many LINQPad scripts are short blocks of code that would be useful to a wider community if shared.

    Sharing a LINQ 'script' as a Gist on GitHub means you get versioning/change management and social sharing. You can get the top LINQ 'scripts' written by others and share your own. Others can comment on your scripts / fork them etc.

    Perhaps it could be implemented as another "Tab" next to "My Queries" and Samples, called "My Gists".

    9 votes
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  19. Provide support for Linq to Collections, Linq to DataSet, Linq to XSD and Linq to Objects.

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  20. In the Add Connection pane, one should be able to add a connection which allows you to browse to an Xml File (or any file that has an Xml File structure even) and thereby be able to use Linq to Xml to query from that Xml File.

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