What's new in LINQPad

Note: A version of LINQPad is now available for .NET Framework 4.0. This has an identical feature set to LINQPad 2, but lets you query in C# 4 and VB 9 and access Framework 4.0 features. LINQPad 4 is a separate product and is updated in parallel to LINQPad 2.

Version 2.10

• LINQPad exposes a new extensiblity model that lets you offer first-class support for third-party ORMs and other querying sources. Visit http://www.linqpad.net/Extensibility.aspx for information on writing a driver.
• You can now query WCF Data Services as easily as a database. Click 'Add Connection' and then click the 'Data Services' radio button.
• SQL Azure is now fully supported. Just click the 'Azure' radio button in the connection dialog.
• A single-click plugin is available to query SQLite and MySQL Enterprise/Community servers via the IQToolkit. To download, click 'Add Connection', and then click 'View more drivers'.
• LINQPad now lets you specify an arbitrary provider and connection string when connecting to an Entity Framework EDM. This means you can use third-party EF providers that support other databases such as Oracle or Sqlite.
• SQL CE databases larger than 256MB are now supported via an option on the Connection dialog.
• There's now a button to the right of 'Results' that exports results into Excel or Word - with or without formatting.
• With queries that Dump multiple result sets or values, LINQPad now displays data in the output window as soon as it becomes available.
• You can now define extension methods in queries of type 'C# Program'. Just write a static class below the Main method with the desired extension methods.
• There's a new 'Find All' option on the Edit menu that searches all queries and samples.
• You can inject hyperlinks into the output by instantiating the new Hyperlinq class. You can populate a Hyperlinq with either an ordinary URL or a query that will execute in another window when clicked.
• You can create additional DataContexts of the same schema by instantiating the UserQuery class, passing in a new connection or connection string.
• There's now a 'Close all connections' option on the Connection context menu. This is handy when you want to drop a database.
• LINQPad supports SSL connections to SQL Server via a new checkbox on the connection dialog.
• On the Edit menu, there's a new 'Execute Shell Command' option which inserts a calls a helper method that lets you easily execute operating system commands. The output is returned as an array of lines, and is written to LINQPad's output window.
• In Edit | Preferences, there's a new Advanced tab with more customization options, including options for editor tabs and column widths.
• Performance has improved considerably with very large schemas (more than 1000 tables).
• The System.Transactions assembly + namespace is now automatically imported.

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