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There is already a workaround available for this, read more at Stackoverflow:
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Why not add support for the C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\csc.exe commandline compiler? Should not be too difficult to include a converter which generates *.cs files ... if some restrictions apply, like ommitting the .Dump() and use the Console.WriteLine() instead, it seems to be achievable. Something like a "Generate console app from LinqPad project". Like Martin already mentioned ... but the issue is that a LinqPad file handles the references differently, so something like an "export to console app" would be great.
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Simply open Windows Explorer, type
%AppData%\LinqPad
into the path combobox and it will take you to the settings directory.ConnectionsV2.xml and RoamingUserOptions.xml can be edited with a text editor like
Notepad++, and since XML is an open standard it is easy to read and maintain.Copy the files to the target PC, note that the account name can be different, since
%AppData%\LinqPad
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C:\Users\[accountName]\AppData\Roaming\LINQPad\Matt
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Copying table content from one database to another in LinqPad would close the gap between SQL Management Studio and LinqPad and allow to simplify staging data while developing.
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63 votes - but it is still unclear what a "linqshell" actually is ... could someone summarize this please and be more specific?
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NOTE: The "Ctrl+Shift+M" dialog mentioned is the same as the one coming up in Management Studio when you right-click on a stored procedure and select "Execute..." from the context menu.