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  1. A simple window where Interop definitions can be pasted. These could then be referenced in the main window, methods could quickly be explored and tested.

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  2. To close a query you have to use the X button in the upper right corner of the editor. it would be nice if we could have an X on each tab.

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  3. probably this one of the instructions you need most in linqpad

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  4. 7 votes
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  5. Having just started a new job, I'm working with entirely new tables. It would be really great if LINQPad would let you sort the columns in the display. It would make finding a column so much easier.

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  6. 49 votes
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  7. Provide more information about thrown exceptions (dump message, stack trace, etc).

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  8. My laptop is 1920 x 1200. I would like to have the Results undocked.

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  9. Likely due to running in a separate appdomain I cannot attach VS2010 to linqpad in order to debug my own code that linqpad calls.

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  10. Control-F is now used for Find & Replace. Adding Control-H for Replace would bring it in-line with Visual Studio. I first thought Replace was not implemented until I found it under Search

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  11. I use LinqPad to create tests and prove of concept scripts. It would be great if LinqPad supported PowerShell scripting to prepare some admin and infrastructure tasks as well. Intellisense would be essential.

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  12. It would be handy if LINQPad could assist in quickly generate LINQ2SQL classes for a database a la SQLmetal.

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  13. I would like the autocomplete list to use a most recently used (MRU) member selection algorithm that highlights the most recently used member in the list. As you know, Visual Studio already does this, and it saves a great deal of time.

    This would be more than simply selecting the last used member after typing a dot (though that is a great start). It would also select the most recently used member for a given autocomplete character sequence. So if on an IEnumerable<T> I used FirstOrDefault() and then later used SingleOrDefault(), the next time I type "." on an IEnumerable<T>…

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  14. Some multi-line strings are easier to read in a fixed width font; these are hard to read in LINQPad today.

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  15. In addition to closing an established connection it should also cancel a connection that in the process of being established.

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  16. When using LinqPad for sql editing (i.e. as part of stored procedures, dragging table names from the tree view gives the wrong name because you are pluralising by adding "s". Would also be great if app automatically could fill in the schema for a table when dragged onto a sql query page.

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  17. It would be very useful to have the option to put query results in a grid with sortable columns etc. instead of just HTML.

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  18. For people with multiple projects with multiple folders of linq queries, you would have to use the "Set Folder" feature to change directories. One way to solve this problem is to default to the directory that you clicked on a .linq file. Another idea would be to keep a history of the project roots (folders) like Visual Studio.

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  19. Microsoft *.mdb file are very small, compact, efficient, and very easy to use with .NET
    I personally use them because of their size (very very small), and everything is located in this unique file (data, provider, queries.. everything!).
    People think there are limited, I believe with LINQ they are now as efficient as any other !!
    Please give us support to .mdb file, I'm waiting on this since your first LinqPad public release (yep.. that's a long time waiting)
    Thanks in advance for your beautifull software !!!

    134 votes
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  20. From VS, right-click on selected method, choose "Run in LinqPad". It creates a new query, copies the method from the source, adds using statements from the top of the file, and reference dlls used by the project. Likely would also need a way to reference other code files within the same project and/or reference the current dll

    5 votes
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