Often you will need to impersonate LINQPad to perform some scripts in the context of other user (permissions etc).
LINQPad has no function of its own so what I do is use this simple command in a bat file:
runas /profile /user:domain\spAppPool "c:\Tools\LinqPad\2.0\LINQPad.exe"
Optionally you can right click on LINQPad exe while holding shift to "Run as different user..."
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.NET developer should learn LINQ and to use right tool and LINQPad is the right tool which provide flexible UI. It also populated the domain in a hierarchical treelist which allows us to enjoy using drag & drop plus intellisence in its expression editor.
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