To be completed when I [don't] have the time...
The point is, the DataContext.GetCommand' function accepts an IQueryable parameter and returns more ADO.NET style command information.
I was looking for something like this a while ago whilest attempting to audit and inject into the SQL that Linq executes against SQL Server, eventually giving up to the feeling that I had failed miserably at proper google searching.
So this has some potential to that, I'll have to look into it further when I'm not under 'release' mentality.
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