From the WhatsNew doc: If you're a LINQPad Premium user, you can now edit database tables directly in data grids. Just run a query such as Customers.Take(1000) in DataGrid mode (or right-click a table in the Schema Explorer and run one of the 'Explore' snippets) and click the 'Edit' button. You can add rows, delete single or multiple rows, and edit most values, including binary, XML and multi-line text data - and see the full SQL log of your edits. You can also click association properties and add child rows without needing to populate the parent key. Note that for now, this works only with the default query provider (LINQ-to-SQL), and your queries must project entire entities (e.g., customers), not anonymous types.
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If you're a LINQPad Premium user, you can now edit database tables directly in data grids. Just run a query such as Customers.Take(1000) in DataGrid mode (or right-click a table in the Schema Explorer and run one of the 'Explore' snippets) and click the 'Edit' button. You can add rows, delete single or multiple rows, and edit most values, including binary, XML and multi-line text data - and see the full SQL log of your edits. You can also click association properties and add child rows without needing to populate the parent key. Note that for now, this works only with the default query provider (LINQ-to-SQL), and your queries must project entire entities (e.g., customers), not anonymous types.