If you are using SQL Server session storage, you will quickly find that you cannot store objects generated via LINQ-To-Sql in session. While there is no perfect solution, I have whipped up a quick bit of code to help get around the issue in many cases. [More]

LINQPad is a great tool, but differs from LINQ-to-SQL in a few key ways. This post covers what differences you should be aware of and acts as the perfect primer for replacing Query Analyzer or Management Studio with LINQPad for your day-to-day queries. [More]