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  1. A column with the same name as the table (eg. Volume.Volume) will not show in the data model

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    James Curran commented  · 

    In a table like that I have, LinqPad used the column name "Content"

  2. Sort Columns

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    James Curran commented  · 

    I just discovered that this has been implemented.

    On the Connection Properties dialog (for MS SQL databases), "Display columns in alphabetical order" is an option under Data Context Options.

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    James Curran commented  · 

    To clarify (what I believe) Jack is saying...

    Presently in the Explorer window on the left, in the tree, the column are listed in physical order -- generally the order they were added. On legacy projects, columns at added a few at a time over years, so a table could have hundreds of columns, with many that logically work together spaced far apart. (for example, a table may be created with an "RenewalPeriodEndDate" column. Then years later, a "RenewalPeriodStartDate" column is added, with many other columns in between)
    So, we'd like a option (perhaps on the table context menu), to have the columns listed in the tree in alphabetic order.

  3. Allow login with windows authentication with other user credentials

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    James Curran commented  · 

    SQL Authentication is not a substitution. At my job, I have three different Windows AD userid: 1) my standard network login, which gets me on the development databases, 2) a higher privileged userid (which requires requesting a temporary password) for access the production db (but cannot be used to log onto a desktop PC), and 3) a standard network login for the west coast office. To use either of the latter two, I have to launch a separate instance of LinqPad (shift-right-click, Run As...) which is a major hassle.

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  4. Support MEF (Managed Extensibility Framework) based addins

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  5. Generate POCO classes from right click on tables

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    James Curran commented  · 

    While the code cited by Anonymous at necronet is useful and would be a nice starting off point, it can't match the utility of a native feature.

    Basically, the internal data structures have much information needed to code-generate these classes which is not available via MyExtensions.

    Things like the primary Key, the foreign keys, field lengths etc.

    As a built-in feature, it could also be put of the Database explorer right-click context menu.

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  6. Allowing adding associations between tables.

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