and what is missing ? can we add it ourselves to our DataContext's ?
Are you talking about LINQPad's standard LINQ-to-SQL connections? If so, yes, you can edit results and call SubmitChanges, just as you would with ordinarily with LINQ-to-SQL.
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Are you talking about LINQPad's standard LINQ-to-SQL connections? If so, yes, you can edit results and call SubmitChanges, just as you would with ordinarily with LINQ-to-SQL.