there is no source code available for the current location??

[Rob R. Ainscough]

I get this error message even when I have the project included (WITH
SOURCE)?? What is going on?

Also, I'm already IN the method and stepping thru my code -- and to make
matters more bizarre the code that triggers this error is:

With DataStore_Command
...

.Parameters.Add("@ActivityStatusID", SqlDbType.Int) ' <--------
this triggers the error

...

End With
I must admit my admiration for .NET 2003 has certainly fallen off -- what
looks like some great potential is slowly but surely falling apart and
becoming more and more buggy/worky everyday I use it.

Thanks, Rob.

P.S.
Anyone know when VS 2005 will be out and will it be:
1. Compatible with .NET 2003? Upgrade issues?
2. Will it actually help rather than hinder the developer? Business
developers, those folks that need to get things accomplished quickly?

[Cor Ligthert]

Rob,

Are you debugging, than it is not impossible that you are doing an infinity
loop

Cor

[Rob R. Ainscough]

All are set to Debug

I may have resolved this by removing all references, save project, exit VS
2003, check bin dir -- if any DLL and debug files still exist, I delete
them -- then load VS 2003, add the references back to the project,
rebuild -- this seems to have resolved the problem.

I really shouldn't have to be dealing with this as my list of things to
accomplish today doesn't include dealing with worky MS development
software -- I'm a developer, I need to develop, not figure out what went
wrong with MS VS IDE and how to fix it. ugh!

I just don't have time for this -- if the object of .NET was to reduce time
to deliver applications, they failed -- they do things they shouldn't be
messing with and don't do things they should be messing with (such as auto
management of connections). Argh!

Sorry, just frustrated.

Rob

"Cor Ligthert" <no************@planet.nl> wrote in message
news:e2**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...

Rob,

Are you debugging, than it is not impossible that you are doing an
infinity loop

Cor

[Rob R. Ainscough]

I spoke too soon, that didn't resolve the problem -- right now I just don't
have time to mess with .NET POS any more.
"Rob R. Ainscough" <ro*****@pacbell.net> wrote in message
news:O5**************@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...

All are set to Debug

I may have resolved this by removing all references, save project, exit VS
2003, check bin dir -- if any DLL and debug files still exist, I delete
them -- then load VS 2003, add the references back to the project,
rebuild -- this seems to have resolved the problem.

I really shouldn't have to be dealing with this as my list of things to
accomplish today doesn't include dealing with worky MS development
software -- I'm a developer, I need to develop, not figure out what went
wrong with MS VS IDE and how to fix it. ugh!

I just don't have time for this -- if the object of .NET was to reduce
time to deliver applications, they failed -- they do things they shouldn't
be messing with and don't do things they should be messing with (such as
auto management of connections). Argh!

Sorry, just frustrated.

Rob

"Cor Ligthert" <no************@planet.nl> wrote in message
news:e2**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...

Rob,

Are you debugging, than it is not impossible that you are doing an
infinity loop

Cor