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Just want to put my vote in for SQL Azure support. Ditto to everything the others said. You guys have an awesome tool and SQL Azure support would be a slam dunk. / comments
Just want to put my vote in for SQL Azure support. Ditto to everything the others said. You guys have an awesome tool and SQL Azure support would be a slam dunk.
Thanks! Worked like a charm! / comments
Thanks! Worked like a charm!
Okay. If I uncheck, and then re-check, it seems to work. I would love to see that improved in an upcoming version. Great tool! / comments
Okay. If I uncheck, and then re-check, it seems to work. I would love to see that improved in an upcoming version. Great tool!
Hope you don't mind if I ask another quesiton. So, yesterday, I clicked "Undo Reference Switch" and checked into SourceSafe. Today, I need to debug again. How to I toggle back to the regenerated assemblies? "Undo Reference Switch" is (understandably) disabled. If I go to "Choose Assemblies to Debug", the assemblies I want to debug are already checked out. When I debug, I get this error...
**START OF ERROR
The loaded assembly "[name of assembly removed for privacy]" is not the one .NEt Reflector expected.
Expected version: "C:\Users\William\Regenerated Asselbmies for Reflector\[removed for privacy]"
Loaded version: "C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v.2.0.50727\Temporary ASP.NET Files\[removed for privacy]
If the correct assembly is not loaded, debugging may not work.
**END OF ERROR / comments
Hope you don't mind if I ask another quesiton. So, yesterday, I clicked "Undo Reference Switch" and checked into SourceSafe. Today, I need to debug again. How to I toggle back to the regenerated...
We are in a SourceSafe environment over here. It was odd, because it had to check out the project file in order to point to the generated assembly. So, I was just careful to "Undo Reference Switch" before checking the solution back into SourceSafe. Thanks for explaining what was going on. I appreciate it. / comments
We are in a SourceSafe environment over here. It was odd, because it had to check out the project file in order to point to the generated assembly. So, I was just careful to "Undo Reference Switc...
I love easy solutions! That worked! Thanks. / comments
I love easy solutions! That worked! Thanks.
".NET Reflector" is not checked in Tools/Add-in Manager dialog. RedGate.Reflector.Addin is in C:\Users\William\Documents\Visual Studio 2008\Addins. / comments
".NET Reflector" is not checked in Tools/Add-in Manager dialog. RedGate.Reflector.Addin is in C:\Users\William\Documents\Visual Studio 2008\Addins.
Sorry for my delayed reply, I guess I didn't check "Notify me when a repy is posted."
Correct, the 2008 is not the express edition. The check boxes are checked off in Tools --> Integration Options. Yet, VS2008 still lacks the added reflector menu.
How strange. / comments
Sorry for my delayed reply, I guess I didn't check "Notify me when a repy is posted."
Correct, the 2008 is not the express edition. The check boxes are checked off in Tools --> Integration Options...
I was running the code from inside visual studio.
System.Web.UI.WebcControls.DetailsView
I was stepping through the CreateFieldSet method (around line 613 through 647). A lot of the variables give that error. Also, there is a point in the same area where when click "Step Into", but it consistently (but inexplicably) jumps past 10 or 15 lines of code.
Clive, it's still -- generally speaking -- quite an awesome beta. / comments
I was running the code from inside visual studio.
System.Web.UI.WebcControls.DetailsView
I was stepping through the CreateFieldSet method (around line 613 through 647). A lot of the variables give...