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JimM - 04 Aug 2005 22:18 GMT
This is a strange one.  I opened a Web form with a Dataset, SqlConnection,
SqlAdapters and SqlCommands ( all selects).  The SqlCommand used stored
procedures. The Web form is under VSS control and NOT checked out.  I rebuild
the solution and ALL the SqlAdapters select properties lost their linkage to
the SqlCommands.  

I had no problem recovering, just got the current copy of the form.

Has anybody else seen this problem? Is this a known problem?
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"Gary Chang[MSFT]" - 05 Aug 2005 08:16 GMT
Hi Jim,

>This is a strange one.  I opened a Web form with a Dataset,
>SqlConnection, SqlAdapters and SqlCommands ( all selects).  
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>......
>Has anybody else seen this problem? Is this a known problem?

I have checked our internal database for this issue, but did not find a
similar case.

Considering you mentioned the Web form is under VSS control and you did not
check it out, does this problem happen if you check it out?

At meantime I suggest you post this issue to the group
microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.adonet, I think the guys there would have
lots of experience with the SqlAdapter and SqlCommand, wish you will get
more help there...

Thanks for your understanding!

Best regards,

Gary Chang
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JimM - 08 Aug 2005 15:19 GMT
I am not sure.  I only noticed that the properties lost the linkage to the
SqlCommand.  The form was not checkout because no changes were occuring
there.  

I needed to look at some code in the form because of an exception occuring
in the execution.  Error was not in the form but a security setting on the
database.  I wanted to look at the code.

I did a Solution Rebuild and poof many errors in the form source, the
linkage to the SQL commands were gone.  Did a get on the file from VSS and
all was OK.

Just want to know if anyone had seen this error or if it was a know problem
with the IDE.  Looked to me to be an IDE code generation/resource
specificaiton problem.  Don't know way it would be a ADONET issue, but I'll
check over there.

Thanks

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"Gary Chang[MSFT]" - 09 Aug 2005 09:47 GMT
Hi Jim,

>Just want to know if anyone had seen this error or if it was a know  
>problemwith the IDE.  Looked to me to be an IDE code generation/resource
>specificaiton problem.  Don't know way it would be a ADONET issue, but I'll
>check over there.

yes, it appears to be an IDE issue, but we couldn't repro it in local
environment. I think the ADONET group may have some community members who
experienced in the use of DataSet and SqlAdapter...  

Thanks for your understanding!

Best regards,

Gary Chang
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