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In Settings dialogs: A button for Make Commandline Shortcut!

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cdj
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Joined: 2006-11-19 18:41

In Settings dialogs: A button for Make Commandline Shortcut!

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The current workflow every time I significantly change my connection string is to find the damn cmdline params page, flip thru it one-by-one, get 1/3 of them syntactically wrong in some fashion, and then 30 minutes later, drive away in my shiny new shortcut.

But of course, computers are excellent code-gen tools - why not put it to use making us some commandlines?
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