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Allow database connection to be disconnected.

I have a lot of database connections that contain a lot of databases. This means my database drop down contains a lot of databases.

It would be nice to be able to put the connection in a disconnected state and the databases in that connection would not show up in the database list.

Then you would be able to "reconnect" or "enable" the connection and the database would be available again.

This way I can leave all my connection configured and only "enable" or "connect" to the database that I need to work with.

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  • Anonymous commented  ·   ·  Report

    And in addition some of my connections are only available using VPN connections. So all databases wich are not reachable unfortunately produce error messages.

    But I agree, this is a wonderful product !

  • Dave Shaw commented  ·   ·  Report

    I agree with Peter, as I use LinqPad to query our production servers and would rather not connect to them until I need to.

  • Peter Ybarra commented  ·   ·  Report

    Agreed. Perhaps an option in 'Preferences' not to connect every database at startup, because it takes 5 mins or so to connect to all of those database instances.

    But thank you for a wonderful product!