Paul Fontyn
1/21/2003 9:09:00 PM
In my experience I have found that debug symbols are not
loaded for portions of code that may not be accessed - for
example, if the code is within a method that gets called
from an if/case statement.
>-----Original Message-----
>More information,
>
>I can set breakpoints throughout some portions of the
code
>and step into areas where symbols are said not to be
>loaded. For example, If I choose x.aspx.vb and "find" a
>place where a breakpoint will "take". Once there I can
>step into any area where a breakpoint wouldn't take. I
can
>view all the values without a problem. (The name
x.aspx.vb
>was arbitrary.)
>
>Rick
>
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Hello,
>>
>>I have an ASP .Net Web app. that, until now, I've had no
>>problems. I added a new class file and can no longer
>debug
>>anything. Whenever I set a breakpoint and run the
>>application, the breakpoint will have a ? indicating
>>that "No symbols have been loaded for this document".
>>
>>I have deleted the files in the bin directory, set/reset
>>debugging etc., installed .NET service Pack 2 and still
>>nothing.
>>
>>Any ideas?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Rick
>>.
>>
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