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  1. Run optimized code especially for quick profiling.

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  2. 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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  3. 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.

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  4. Intellisense should popup when writing, not only when CTRL+Space'ing

    just like Visual Studio.

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  5. Please do not have intellisense continue to come up when typing in @ literal strings

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  6. 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.

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  8. Add an option to display the query and results in separate columns.

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  9. 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)

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  10. The current SQL Azure connection does not disable Log on with Windows Auth (never allowed in SQL Azure).

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  12. 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.

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  13. Pluralizing and capitalizing tables names can confuse developers and DBAs ... And demand an extra effort to rename que lambda expressions before using it in the original application... Leaving the table names as is... is more usefull cause we can copy/paste the generated lambda expressions.....

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  14. The DataGrid 'Edit Data' feature works fine when editing values where there are more than one row. In this case, the results appear in a table and each row's cell can be edited. However, if navigating (via hyperlinks) to a table for which there is only a single row, then the view changes from a table to more of a property sheet view with only two columns: the attributes and values. In this mode, the only thing that allows editing are boolean fields (that appear as checkboxes) and strings. All other numeric values give the following error:

    Object of type…

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  15. in Visual Studio you have the ability to comment/uncomment code sections. I use this very often to test code sections.

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  16. I was attempting to refresh a connection in the connections list window and I accidentally deleted the connection. No confirmation dialog popped up, just woosh, connection gone.

    Which is fine, I can just re-add it once I figure out the connection string details again ( I have a lot of connections in there).

    Just a small annoyance. (Large annoyance for users with lots of connections)

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  17. Use of XmlSerializer in LINQPad 5 is not possible. Serialization ends with "UserQuery is inaccessible due to its protection level. Only public types can be processed" exception. In V4 there is no problem.

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  18. It would mean upgrading to 4.6, but that's not a bad idea anyways.

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  20. It is annoying that I always have to fully qualify "System.Transactions.IsolationLevel" because of the conflict with "System.Data.IsolationLevel".

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