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  2. Provide support for Linq to Collections, Linq to DataSet, Linq to XSD and Linq to Objects.

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  3. Bug?...v4.37.9... Util.GetPassword() ... running on Win 7 64 Ent..... UnauthorizedAccessException: Access to the path '<User>\AppData\Local\LINQPad\Passwords' is denied. When trying to save password. Have tried running as admin too.

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  4. Right clicking on the database and selecting Rename actually brings the window to rename the connection and not the database. So, either the context menu for the database needs to be fixed, or the renaming of the database should be allowed. Otherwise it is misleading.

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  5. I found LINQPad can also support SQL command query and this does make helps sometimes. However, the left-up view can only show the entity model, it's will be more helpful if this view can also show the physical data model like many other SQL tools show. By referring this physical data model we can make correct SQL commands more easily.

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  6. This will help to compare the CTI exact time (including nanoseconds) with the Insert events start and end times, very useful to have an understanding what is going on, thanks, LINQ pad is a very useful tool.

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  8. A function that autoscripts the data of particular (selected) table(s) into a SQL formatting. It would help me to completely get SQL Enterprise Mngr out... Now I do this via "select database", Tasks, Generate Scripts, Select Advanced button and change the types of data to script to: Schema and Data.

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  9. (useful when I have to drop and recreate DB often)

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  10. I have a program that needs to parse a local XML file on the filesystem. It seems LINQPad doesnt like it when I try to add a local file reference as my source. It whines "Expected an absolute, well formed http URL without a query or fragment.
    Parameter name: serviceRoot"

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  11. i.e., similar to Visual Studio. I'm frequently modifying several tabs at the same time. It gets tedious having to click on each in turn and then saving individually.

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  12. The word wrapping really makes it a problem to surf the grid. I think your idea of the grid is absolutely excellent. I just wish you used WPF instead of HTML table to render the result set. Also removing columns from grid after the result appeared. Allow us to lock columns when scrolling horizontally. Group columns from result set.

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  15. Add ability to right click on an unknown type and click Resolve similiar to Visual Studio. You have the feature now, but only way to do it is to hover over the little contextual help 'thing' and select the namespace.

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  16. On keyboards without a back-tick key usable without any modifier key (alt, alt-gr), to select multiple columns you have to key-in <Alt>+<9><6>, which would already be pretty bad but actually gets worst on laptops without numerical keypads (a lot of them!): I have to key-in: <Fn>+<NumLock>,<Alt>+<9>,<6> for every column I want to select.

    I own the premium edition, and don't use it because of this...

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  17. In the Add Connection dialog is a 'Delete Driver' feature, I sugges you add a 'Refresh Driver' to that simply deletes the driver and reloads it again from the same place.

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  18. This capability would cause an exception to be thrown by a driver when it gets a serious error preventing executuion. A outer catch could cartch these and write them to a driver test output window along with stack data.
    In addition when running LINQPad under debug the debugger could be configured to break when an exception is thrown - although there is limited src available - this would still allow a developer to see stack traces etc and gain insights into what might be wrong.
    When this new feature is disabled LINQPad would behave as it does now.

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  19. Allowing a driver to be named .zip would simplify testing and debugging of new drivers. LINQPad could allow this but warn the user when the driver is added "Warning driver should be named .lpx please contact driver vendor to get this resolved" or something. This will really ease the fiddling around at dev/debug stage.

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  20. Currently, it is very hard to find references on the "Additional References" and "Additional Namespace Imports" tabs when in the Query Properties window. This is harder when using LINQPad with enterprise applications that require a lot of references and using statements.

    keep up the good work!

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