Dataset Conversion From 1.1 to 2.0

Has anyone seen this?

We are porting a web application from .NET 1.1 to 2.0 beta, and receiving
errors "The type <dataset> already contains a definition for <event
handler>" Looks like the error is happening in a temporary cs file. The
dataset was moved to the App_Code folder upon conversion to a Visual Studio
2005 solution.

This is only happening for a select few datasets in the solution. We did
have issues with other datasets in a dll project, but were able to run the
custom tool and fix these.

Thanks,
Buzz

[Kevin Yu [MSFT]]

Hi Buzz,

Based on your description, this might be a known issue in VS.NET 2005 beta,
which will be fixed when RTM. The two datasets in the same .cs file might
containing a table with the same name. Please check the following link for
more information.

http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/Produc...x?feedbackid=b
537b98e-cf80-4414-a0c9-9fd6ffb4ad19

Kevin Yu
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Thanks Kevin, that certainly looks like a possibility, the datasets in error
have some tables with the same name.

Buzz
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Hi Buzz,

Based on your description, this might be a known issue in VS.NET 2005
beta,
which will be fixed when RTM. The two datasets in the same .cs file might
containing a table with the same name. Please check the following link for
more information.

http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/Produc...x?feedbackid=b
537b98e-cf80-4414-a0c9-9fd6ffb4ad19

Kevin Yu
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rights."

[Kevin Yu [MSFT]]

You're welcome, Buzz.

If this is the case, we have to wait for the release of .NET framework 2.0
to get this problem fixed.

Kevin Yu
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