I have a dataset which was corrupted and wish to remove it from a C# project. The IDE bugchecks and sends the error to MS every time I exclude in the IDE TreeView or attempt to delete it.
First of all, is this a bug How do I get around this anomally and preserve the project I am not interested in rebuilding it again to remove unwanted data sets.
Thanks!
Visual Studio 2005 crashes when excluding a dataset from a project.
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Visual Studio 2005 crashes when excluding a dataset from a project.
Ilan D
Anthony Fine
I would do what OmegaMan suggests. After unloading the project you can also try opening up the source to the file that is causing trouble for you and delete all the references to the component. There references are typically in a file called XXXX.Designerr.cs. Sometimes you can then reload the project and get back up to work without losing too much work. But often it is simpler to just start again on that form, per OmegaMan's suggestion.
- Charlie