New Post: How to create Linqpad Data Context driver for own DB instead of AW
I'm not sure what you are asking.What code are you referring to?Just download and install the driver and then choose your LLBL generated assembly(s) in the connection dialog.No source code involved.
View ArticleNew Post: System.Exception: Helper function evaluation threw an exception.
I get the following exception when I try to use the visualizers:See the end of this message for details on invokingjust-in-time (JIT) debugging instead of this dialog box. ************** Exception...
View ArticleNew Post: System.Exception: Helper function evaluation threw an exception.
Sorry there is not enough information to tell me what's going wrong, maybe download the source, compile it and try that.
View ArticleNew Post: No parameterless constructor defined for this object
I put your 3.1 V2.0 driver into linqpad. I cannot get it to connect no matter what I do.Pointed it to all the correct dlls and it give the error message above.I put 1.2 back in the drivers list and...
View ArticleNew Post: No parameterless constructor defined for this object
At what point do you get the message?Is there a stack trace anywhere?
View ArticleNew Post: No parameterless constructor defined for this object
I add a connection in LinqPad. Connection adds.If I try to expand that connection - that is the message that shows up no the tree node I am trying to expand.There is no trace stack or dialog or...
View ArticleNew Post: No parameterless constructor defined for this object
Can you run a query without expanding the schema explorer? If you can't that will give me a stack trace, otherwise you can attach your LLBL assembly(s) so I can reproduce the exception.The schema...
View ArticleNew Post: No parameterless constructor defined for this object
I can run a query, so I guess it is isolated to expanding the schema.
View ArticleNew Post: No parameterless constructor defined for this object
waynebrantley wrote:I can run a query, so I guess it is isolated to expanding the schema.The exception is coming from SD.LLBLGen.Pro.LinqSupportClasses.LinqUtils.CreateEntityInstanceFromEntityType...
View ArticleNew Post: Updates
Not sure what you mean but I use VS2012 for the 'LLBL Pro v3.5' branch
View ArticleNew Post: I have two feature requests
1) Can you add exporting the grid directly to excel/csv? 2) how about adding a LINQ query execution engine on top of the visualizer? once you have full collection in memory, using code dom, you can...
View ArticleNew Post: I have two feature requests
What are you referring to, the Enumerable Debugger Visualizer? 1) You can currently copy and paste from the grid into excel - essentially export to clipboard 2) Are you asking for LinqPad?
View ArticleNew Post: I have two feature requests
1) Copy paste would work, but I did not find it so convenient 2) something similar to linqpad. here is the scenario, i have a maze of methods, which do lot of data aggregation work and I often need to...
View ArticleNew Post: I have two feature requests
I actually got this exception when I tried to export to excel.. that made me think of csv:https://scontent-a-pao.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-frc3/1469858_10201551328117605_1732512636_n.jpg
View ArticleNew Post: I have two feature requests
amithegde wrote: I actually got this exception when I tried to export to excel.. that made me think of csv:https://scontent-a-pao.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-frc3/1469858_10201551328117605_1732512636_n.jpg...
View ArticleNew Post: I have two feature requests
amithegde wrote: 2) something similar to linqpad. here is the scenario, i have a maze of methods, which do lot of data aggregation work and I often need to debug through large data sets. I need to be...
View ArticleNew Post: I have two feature requests
1) my text was too long and because of that I got that exception. I did it by choosing print> export to excel. More details on the size limit here:...
View ArticleNew Post: I have two feature requests
amithegde wrote: 1) my text was too long and because of that I got that exception. I did it by choosing print> export to excel. More details on the size limit here:...
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