VB.NET can't set break point

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  • Agnes

    VB.NET can't set break point

    When I set break point , and run the system
    The breakpoint will not currently be hit, No symbols have been located for this document.

    Please help .

  • rowe_newsgroups

    #2
    Re: VB.NET can't set break point

    On Jun 2, 7:08 am, "Agnes" <Ag...@abc.comw rote:
    When I set break point , and run the system
    The breakpoint will not currently be hit, No symbols have been located for this document.
    >
    Please help .
    Is this a "normal" solution or are you doing something different here
    that might be causing a problem?

    One thing you might try, if you haven't already, is to do a complete
    restart of your PC and then rebuild your entire solution. If that
    doesn't work you need to dump and readd any project references and
    delete the ASP.NET temporary files (if it's an ASP.NET solution). If
    all that doesn't work, then I don't know what to suggest.

    Thanks,

    Seth Rowe [MVP]

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    • Rory Becker

      #3
      Re: VB.NET can't set break point

      Hello Agnes,
      When I set break point , and run the system
      The breakpoint will not currently be hit, No symbols have been located
      for this document.
      Please help .
      >

      Perhaps you are using file references instead of project references and the
      referenced files are being built (perhaps externally) in release mode reather
      than debug?

      Perhaps :)


      --
      Rory


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      • Jan Hyde (VB MVP)

        #4
        Re: VB.NET can't set break point

        "Agnes" <Agnes@abc.com> 's wild thoughts were released on
        Mon, 2 Jun 2008 19:08:50 +0800 bearing the following fruit:
        >When I set break point , and run the system
        >The breakpoint will not currently be hit, No symbols have been located for this document.
        >
        >Please help .
        Are you running in debug mode?
        --
        Jan Hyde


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