304 results found
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Taskbar progress indicator
Indicate (any) query running status in the Windows task bar using the (indefinite) progress bar as displayed below:
https://blogs.windows.com/wp-content/uploads/prod/sites/44/2024/03/taskbar-progress-bar.png
2 votesGood idea - this feature is now implemented in 9.7.2.
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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).
1 voteYou can now go: var anotherDC = new TypedDataContex (“cx string…”)
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Format the SQL translations so they can be pasted into Management Studio
The parameters should be be like this:
declare @x int
set @x = 5so we can paste the whole thing into SQL Management Studio to see the execution plan.
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Add Smart Tags for importing additional namespaces
When you type a class such as Registry a smarttag should appear for autocompletion users allowing them to pick a namespace to import - like in Visual Studio.
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Let us edit stored procedures within LINQPad
Can we please right-click on a stored procedure and choose edit
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Format 2-D arrays nicely in LINQPad
It would be nice if 2-dimensional arrays displayed as a table rather than a flat list.
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Add a MRU to the File menu
Add the most recently used queries to the File menu.
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Support unsafe code blocks in C#
At the moment it won't let you run code with unsafe code blocks. Can this be changed?
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Allow to execute query in 'release' mode
Run optimized code especially for quick profiling.
1 voteThis is now the default. You can switch between optimized and unoptimized compilation in Edit | Preferences
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Support CE databases > 256MB
I can't connect to bigger sdf files (SQL Compact Edition) because the standard value for 'Max Database Size' of the Connection is too small.
We need an option to specify a max database size with SQL CE.
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Allow to suppress SQL Tab generation to save memory and performance
I tried using LinqPAD do insert and update quit a large number of records in a db and found that memory and performance was quit bad. I assume the reason is that there is a lot of sql logged in the SQL Tab, which in this case was of not of interest, because it was the endless repetition of the same query over and over again.
1 voteThis has been fixed in 2.0.
The SQL tab now goes into “low-resource-consumption” mode until you actually click on it.
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enhance intellisense
Intellisense should popup when writing, not only when CTRL+Space'ing
just like Visual Studio.
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string literal intellisense
Please do not have intellisense continue to come up when typing in @ literal strings
1 voteThis was fixed a while ago… is there any need to make it an option? What use is there in having intellisense in string literals?
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Regions & Outlines
I'd like regions (#region, #endregion) to behave as in Visual Studio so I can expand and collapse them. So far they don't appear to.
1 voteThis feature is available with the registered version, in ‘C# Program’ mode.
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1 vote
A bug that sometimes prevented this from showing has been fixed in 4.36
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Add widescreen support to the UI
Add an option to display the query and results in separate columns.
1 voteFrom v4.35, this layout option is supported (Query menu)
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clickable foreign keys in result pane
for results from database, make clickable the value of the column, which is foreign key (for example Table.Take(x) -> results to [TableID, ForeignID] - clickable values from ForeignID column -> on click runs ForeignTable.Where(i => i.ID == Table.ForeignID).Take(x)
1 voteCompleted in v4.37. Click the ‘Results to Grids’ button to enable this feature.
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SQL Azure connection should not allow Windows Auth
The current SQL Azure connection does not disable Log on with Windows Auth (never allowed in SQL Azure).
1 voteCompleted in v4.37
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1 vote
Completed in v4.35
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Keyboard shortcut to hide left pane for maximum visibility
There should be an option to hide the left pane allowing us to consume the maximum real estate of the screen to work with the query and result window.
1 voteDone. The shortcut is Shift+F8
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