I'm curious why the command window between the two different projects is so
radically different... obviously because of syntax, but C#'s routine fails
to be able to set variables and modify watched variables
Is there any workarounds or such?  I love C# but man, vb.net is easier to

I created a C# console application that references
another .net dll that I compiled earlier.
When I test the console application in VS.NET 2003 it
runs fine.  When I compile it and run the .exe version I

This seems to be a common question here, but I seem to be one of the many
struggling to get debug symbols loaded for .NET Framework assemblies. I'm
running XP Pro and my _NT_SYMBOL_PATH variable is as follows:
SRV*C:\Symbols*http://msdl.microsoft.com/download/symbols

Hi all,
Ive made a Windows Service that basically makes connections to a Sql
database, when it connects it runs a stored procedure. Below is the
static procedure. This procedure is in the Windows Service and the

I am getting the message dialog in Visual Studio Professional 2002 after I uninstalled and reinstalled:
"Unable to start debugging.
The debugger is not properly installed. Run setup to install or repair the debugger."
Reinstalling the .NET framework as recommended by various ...

Hi All,  I am not sure what is going on here.  But I
tried to build a really simple VB .NET app and a really
Simple C# app Using VS .NET 2003.  Both are windows
application.  I selected a new project and then windows

I currently am having issues with Visual Studio 2003 .NET running a c++
application (or any type of application for that matter).
I notice some of the posts around the place ask for you to attach to another
process of devenv but I can't even do that at the moment without the error

I'm running VS.NET 2003 on a new XP SP1 machine. I create a new C#
Windows application then try to debug the application and VS hangs. VS
is completely locked up and can only be stopped by ending the task
from Windows Task Manager. If I run without debugging the program runs

I get this error every time I try to debugg
Error while trying to run project: Unable to start
debugging on the web server. The project is not
configured to be debugged

I was debugging an ASP.NET app, the IDE hanged there, so
I closed the IDE and open an new one, now the Debug -->
Start button was disabled.  Any clue?  Thanks.

Regardless of system settings, the date formatting in the code and watch
windows in VS 02/03 is always US specific. Dates (the DateTime type)
should either be formatted according to culture specific system
settings, or preferably by ISO 8601 (YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss).

I wanted to know if it is possible to have .NET Framework default to
DBGClr.exe debugger rather than cordbg.exe debugger.  I have an
application that is on a production server, which doens't have Visual
Studio, and I would like to be able to step through the code when an

I have two functions, declared like this (unmanaged C++):
virtual bool Insert(const PArray<AllType>&Values, unsigned long *pRowID);
virtual bool Insert(const mtl::vector<unsigned long>& Ords, const
AllTypeVector& Values, unsigned long * pulRowID);

I am new to VS.NET; I have an assignment that includes the
following code that gets syntax errors. Can someone help
me what is wrong?
Thanks in advance.

I can not debug a VB.Net program even though the program
will compile correctly. The message "The Machine debug
manager service is disabled". I tried to reinstall the
program using the "setup" part of cd 1 but the set up