There were a few confusing steps in setting up the tool.

1. Basically, it needs to have a datasource set up. It needs  this in the form of an ado.net connection string (the same string you would use in an app.config or a web.config file).  Setting up the datasource was a bit tricky – since it insisted on generating DBML files before it would accept the ado.net datasource. Once you provide it with a path to place the dbml file – it happily configures the datasource for use.
2. Linqer will generate the DBML (LinqtoSQL mapping files) for you.
3. Now, you are ready to INPUT your sql statements – and see their equivalent LINQ statements as the output (as shown below).

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