Some questions for a change:
At some point I got some error message while debugging a web forms project and had the option to switch off debugging for the current project, and made the sad mistake of doing this. After the original problem was resolved (something to do with IIS folder parameters) the IDE resolutely refused to debug again. I checked all the debug options known to me in IDE and IIS, but could only resolve the problem by copying all the files, deleting the project, recreating it and copying all the files back in (so it's presumably something in IIS and not in the IDE configuration). Basically the debugger wouldn't stop on any breakpoints, although I got the nice debug info from IIS. If anyone has an idea what the option is I'd like to hear it.
Secondly: any way to
a. Create a .xsd from a query (directly, rather than adding a dataadapter/dataset to a designer, which I almost never want to do)
b. create a dataset proxy class from a .xsd (again directly).
Hope that this helped! ;-)
At some point I got some error message while debugging a web forms project and had the option to switch off debugging for the current project, and made the sad mistake of doing this. After the original problem was resolved (something to do with IIS folder parameters) the IDE resolutely refused to debug again. I checked all the debug options known to me in IDE and IIS, but could only resolve the problem by copying all the files, deleting the project, recreating it and copying all the files back in (so it's presumably something in IIS and not in the IDE configuration). Basically the debugger wouldn't stop on any breakpoints, although I got the nice debug info from IIS. If anyone has an idea what the option is I'd like to hear it.
Secondly: any way to
a. Create a .xsd from a query (directly, rather than adding a dataadapter/dataset to a designer, which I almost never want to do)
b. create a dataset proxy class from a .xsd (again directly).
Hope that this helped! ;-)
