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auto graph
Small request. I love the visualisation feature "Show Graph" and it would be nice to have the option to automatically graph all columns in a resultset.
7 votes -
create Comment uncomment button/shortcuts
In visual studio and SSMS we have buttons/shortcuts to highlight a block of code and comment it out or uncomment it. I would like to be able to comment in and out parts based on changes I make to one based on the other.
9 votes -
allow F1 or Alt-F1 to bring up the table definition/schema
allow F1 or Alt-F1 to bring up the table definition/schema, like in SSMS-> alt F1 brings up tons of information about the highlighted table. it would be nice to have a mechanism for jumping straight to the table info via keyboard shortcut if the table name is highlighted.
25 votes -
allow opendatasource in LINQ
openDataSource and openRowSet don't seem to work in LINQPad under LINQ instead of SQL. I use these on a number of queries, and would hate to have to go back to SQL everytime I needed data from another server on the one I'm on.
4 votes -
1 vote
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Provide a LINQ Query Tuner
Something to identify common patterns of misuse or inefficiency in LINQ queries, and suggest alternatives
847 votes -
Support NHibernate
...and Linq to NHibernate once it's more stable
43 votes -
make it possible to reference and execute .linq files
When saving a .linq file, make it actually save as a compiled .exe but renamed, allowing us to reference the scripts in our projects and execute them from the command line.
303 votes -
Allow .linq files to use env. vars to set ref. file paths.
I use link pad on two machines, each with slightly different directory structures. It would be nice if my .linq file could include referenced DLLs using notation like %HOME%...\Library.dll.
16 votes -
Flag read-only properties in output
I really would like to see for each property whether it's a readonly or a writable property. Maybe you could give the gray background of the headings some red touch for RO ones?
2 votes -
338 votes
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