If you have been working with Rails & Active record, you are spoiled by the fact that you see the sql automatically in the log file in dev mode without doing any work. In my current split brain world (working on .NET and Rails at the same time) I have been looking for the same thing for .NET Linq. I found this awesome blog posting this morning that makes this super easy to do. Just add Kris's class and then add one liner to your Linq connetion and you will see the sql in your output window of your debugger!
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