Hi,

I'd like to be a beta tester for SqlRDD, specifically for Oracle and Sqlite.

Which forum can we ask questions about the Beta?

Ah, thanks Fab.

Ok, thanks.

robert wrote:Dan,

That plugin was written by our Fabrice
The same guy that wrote the X# plugin for ILSpy that we now all use.

Robert

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