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After following the instructions in the FAQ, you should end up with a data context in LINQPad that includes tables from both databases. If you are unsure on how to refer to one of these tables, simply drag it onto the editor.
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I've looked at the source code for linq2db and found the likely cause: it's writing to the SQL translation tab using a TextWriter which is null when called from lprun. I've modified LINQPad to assign a null writer in this scenario, so hopefully thi…
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Can you post your config file?
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That's correct: LINQPad NuGet manager doesn't support .NET Standard assemblies To fix this, I need to upgrade the NuGet client, but the difficulty is that the current release of NuGet is incompatible with LINQPad. I've contacted the NuGet team and …
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If you're using LINQPad's automatic data context, and have the developer or premium edition, you can query across SQL Servers that have been linked: http://www.linqpad.net/FAQ.aspx#cross-database Here's how to link SQL Servers: https://docs.microso…
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The TupleElementNames attribute isn't helpful because it's not attached to variables (only method/property signatures). Unfortunately, there's no other way to do this, other than perhaps doing some analysis on the source code - and even this would …
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Thanks - will fix for next build.
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LINQPad doesn't support UWP as a target framework. I can look into whether this is possible if there's sufficient demand.
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This should be fixed in 5.22.11
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I've added an experimental feature to the latest build that might help. Download 5.22.11 and create/save a query called 'Automator". Save it in "My Queries". Your query should contain the following: void Main (System.Windows.Forms.Keys key, string …
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Yes, the NuGet package was outdated. This has now been fixed.
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I've followed the instructions here to create my own local NuGet feed: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/nuget/hosting-packages/nuget-server and configured it in LINQPad as follows: https://www.dropbox.com/s/mcuxkucvgya5rbp/NuGetCustomFeed.png?dl=0…
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You need to ensure that a synchronization context is created before the first await. You can do this by dumping a UI control before the first await, or by putting the following code at the start of your query: Util.CreateSynchronizationContext();
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The new beta now supports positional constructor arguments with attributes: http://www.linqpad.net/download.aspx#beta
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This is now fixed in the new beta: http://www.linqpad.net/download.aspx#beta
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The new beta is now available: http://www.linqpad.net/download.aspx#beta
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This will now run as-is without error in the latest beta: http://www.linqpad.net/download.aspx#beta I presume you're aware that the following code will work without error in all versions of LINQPad: open System.Data.SqlClient let s = new SqlConn…
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See this: https://stackoverflow.com/a/1999446/46223 You can also press Shift+F5 to terminate the underlying process and release the lock in LINQPad.
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I am working on this at the moment. It seems I need to upgrade LINQPad from using NuGet 3 to NuGet 4. This is non-trivial as several things have changed, and there's little documentation on how to use the internals of NuGet.
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Does this occur if you create a query with *just* the text that you've posted? Or does it require more context?
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This error occurs when the process that LINQPad starts to run the query fails to respond after 5 seconds. Normally this indicates that the process has crashed, but it can also occur when there's something wrong with the computer or OS and the new pr…
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Thanks - I've now successfully reproduced it. Will post a fix soon. I presume you switched on "Allow LinqPad to access internal types of other assemblies" in the first place for the benefit of C# queries, right? (I don't think this has ever been su…
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When does it occur? Is it after trying to run the query? And if so, does it *always* occur when you try and run the query, or one time in two, five, 10, 100? And is it only when running samples, or running any query? Also, when you hit 'Submit' to…
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What are you doing to create the exception? Where does it appear? (I can't see the image you've posted).
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It's not possible to access the web browser control because it runs in a different process. You might be able to achieve what you want with a DumpContainer and Util.RawHtml: var x = new DumpContainer().Dump(); x.Content = Util.RawHtml ("testDoes it still cache the program if does something like write text to a file? Also, can you reproduce this problem on another machine?Can you provide the steps to generate this error? If I go to LINQPad's NuGet Manager and choose Newtonsoft.Json (the first one that comes up), it installs fine.Unfortunately, there's no way to store the activation on a USB stick at present. The best you can do is to write a batch file to activate LINQPad via the command-line option LINQPad.exe -activate=Yes, I'll notify this thread. The next build should be within a week.Sorry for the delay - I'll look in this in next week.
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