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    Piers Williams commented  · 

    I really struggle to find queries I need to repurpose for something else, because I have them spread across multiple projects/repos, and not all in My queries.

    If My Queries were to include additional folders, then the 'Go to' search function would work for this, which would be a massive help.

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    Piers Williams commented  · 

    I should note this only appears to be a problem if your query uses the DevArt dotConnect drivers *and* an IQ connection/DataContext in your query at the same time. Which of course I was.

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    Piers Williams commented  · 

    At the moment I just have to give up and use Dapper to query those tables from within Linqpad, which seems a bit silly.

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    Piers Williams commented  · 

    If you call .ToObservable() on the enumerable that you are dumping you'll get progressively rendered output. You will have to reference rx-main nuget first of course.

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    Piers Williams commented  · 

    The IObservable support is awesome, but I'm still surprised that Linqpad doesn't (appear to) implement the same progressive rendering for IEnumerables passed to the Dump() method.

    You'd have to throttle the UI refresh rate, sure, but for long-running IEnumerables, progressive rendering would be a much nicer experience IMHO. And (hopefully) fairly easy to implement on top of the existing IObservable support.

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