Is there any easy way to find out what T-SQL is being generated by my LINQ-to-SQL query?
Preferably using some LINQ entrypoint, rather than a licenced software product like Microsoft SQL Server Profiler or LINQ-to-SQL Profiler.
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Is there any easy way to find out what T-SQL is being generated by my LINQ-to-SQL query?
Preferably using some LINQ entrypoint, rather than a licenced software product like Microsoft SQL Server Profiler or LINQ-to-SQL Profiler.
You can use the Log property of DataContext class. Here is an example: DataContext.Log – Logging LINQ To SQL Output to Console or Debugger Output Window