Value cannot be null. Parameter name: project
Ever got that annoying message on your dataset (*.xsd file) when opening up a project in VS2005? I was pretty irritated the first time I got it, especially since I couldn't figure out why. The project builds. The last time I closed the project everything was fine. What happened? Nothing happened. VS2005 *just* seems to choke if it is one of the displayed files when opening. All you have to do is close the dataset file and reopen. Annoying? Yes. Devestating? No.
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Thank you!
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Anonymous, at Wed Aug 29, 07:54:00 AM
Thanks. That message was a major pain in the butt for me.
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Anonymous, at Thu Sep 13, 03:28:00 AM
Darrell - you are a LEGEND!!
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Libby, at Wed Sep 26, 02:55:00 AM
libby, you're making me wonder which one of my friends (I think I have two now) will start calling me "Legend."
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Darrell Hawley, at Wed Sep 26, 06:07:00 AM
thanks for the tip, solved exactly the same problem for me, makes one wonder where are the MS testers - those typed datasets are really useful and save time, still yet so manu IDE bugs with them
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Hakan, at Sun Dec 09, 08:13:00 PM
Hello Darrel,
Thankyou I just thought I VS had corrupted my whole DAL. As Hakan said above I do wonder if it is worth while using datasets when they contain all of these kind of bugs.
Once again thanks a million.
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kim, at Wed Jan 16, 01:24:00 AM
I just got this error. Thanks
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jon, at Wed Jan 23, 05:48:00 AM
Any ideas why I would get it on one web server but not another? Permissions maybe?
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Scott, at Wed Apr 16, 10:06:00 AM
Scott, is this coming up in Visual Studio or some place else? If outside of Visual Studio, it could very well be something else causing the problem.
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Darrell Hawley, at Fri Apr 25, 11:25:00 AM
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