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Provide a method to select a database (from the droplist) via code in c# statements mode
I'd like a method (maybe exposed via the LINQPad object) to change the data context to any of those present in the 'Add Connection' pane.
As we know linq cannot perform cross database (cross data context) joins. To cope with this, in Visual Studio, I often use one data context, obtain data into a table or array, then switch to another data context, obtain more data, then fuse the result sets.
This is simple enough in VS, but in LINQPad I cannot work out how to change the data context via code in C# Statements mode; the only way I…
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Command-line LINQPad
like interactive shell, or csharp(1) on Mono, would be nice I think!
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in the export results functionality, provide a way to export a complextype definition for the result
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25 votes
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1 vote
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Source Control Integration
It would be great if LP could support source control integration using the SCC-compatible source control interface (Ex. Beyond Compare 3).
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maximun result less than 1000
Hello, select less than 1000 like 100 results etc... thanks
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Add Table Name to Tab
It would be nice to have the tab name be the name of the table when running the pre-defined right-click queries instead of query n.
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Export Results as Plain Text.
This will be handy when using LinqPad to bring back Simple data and will avoid using MS Word and Copy / Paste. I use LinqPad for bringing back the results of massive varchar fields because SSMS doesn't.
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Tab Icons
It would be nice if the tabs had icons showing if they were SQL or code files. If you have mixed tabs of both, it would be much faster to find the query you're looking for.
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Add the Expression Tree Visualizer
The Expression Tree Visualizer is a fantastic tool to shed some light on exactly what happens when an expression tree is invoked. It's especially useful when building your own from scratch, and some visibility on how LINQ does it would be a real bonus!
50 votesAre you aware that you can call .Dump() on an expression? The output is not exactly the same as the Expression Tree Visualizer, but it conveys much of the same information. Is there anything missing from what you see that you’d like added? Or anything that you’d like changed?
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Close the application to the system tray
It would be handy if LINQPad closed to the system try so that it could be get around all the time. It's a great lightweight tool for trying out things.
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Disable Debug Messages Option
When testing our application's objects via LP, our System.Diagnostic.Debug.WriteXXX messages are being captured in the Results window. Is there any way of disabling this feature in LP?
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12 votes
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change dump to output in reverse order
Currently if I have a base class with name and age, then inherit from that to add address. Then create a list of these objects, the output is the reverse of what is expected. I would expect the base class members to be first in the results but they are actually last. Example:
void Main()
{
var p = new List<Person>();
p.Add(new Person{ Name = "Joe", Age = 25, Address = "Someplace in Australia."});
p.Add(new Person{ Name = "Ben", Age = 30, Address = "Someplace in Australia."});
p.Dump();
}class PersonBase
{
public string Name { get; set; }
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b able 2 specify references assemblies & namespaces in linqpad.config
I use linqpad to execute scripts on servers on the cloud. I copy linqpad.exe plus a few useful .net assemblies onto each server via script.
I dont want to have to manually add in the references each time I load linqpad onto a server. It would be much more useful ( and mistake proof) if I can simply do a deploy to my server which included a linqpad.config with the references to my utility assemblies as well as extra namespaces. Please comment if this is not clear and I'll elaborate further.
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please support Console.ForegroundColor
I use LinqPad for deployment scripts, and it would be really useful to be able to write error messages to the console in Red. Currently ForegroundColor does not work.
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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.
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Printing
It would be great to be able to print source (and output) from linqpad.
34 votes
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