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.NET 2005 not taking code changes into consideration when building

To give some background on the solution, it is made up of 3 websites, and 9
projects.
We just moved this over from .NET 1.1 and have it working fine now.

The only issue I have is when I am editing some of the Data Access classes
or other classes and attempt to then debug to make sure I'm parsing XML
correctly, or whatever the reason is I debug.

Whenever I do, my breakpoints become hollow and a message comes up:

Code will not break here because it is different than the source.
HOw do I get rid of this? I've tried reseting my WP process, cleaning the
solution, deleting all the bin folders... but it doesn't work. Is there not
a way when you click "rebuild" that it re-builds all and deletes all the
cached information? It's very annoying at times.
Thanks.
Jan 10 '06 #1
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