Hello,

I've only recently discovered LINQPad but have already found it useful and shared it with colleagues.

This is minor but I do wonder why the name of LINQ objects in LINQPad use Pascal case instead of retaining the case of the underlying table. For example, I have a table named cfgPaymentMethod, in Visual Studio a LINQ class called cgrPaymentMethods is created but in LINQPad the object is CfgPaymentMethods with the leading "C" capitalized. This makes any queries written in LINQPad less portable if I want to copy and paste them into my Visual Studio project.

Is this a problem for anyone else? It would be nice if LINQPad allowed you to choose between Pascal case or "native" case.

Regards,

-Kevin-

Hi Kevin

Glad you're enjoying LINQPad! You can control the capitalization of properties when you create or edit the connection. Right-click the connection on the left, choose 'Edit', and uncheck 'Capitalize Property Names'.

Regards

Joe