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A field or property with the name 'full_desc' was not found on the selected data source.

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    Neophyte30
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    I'm getting this error from a page that has been edited. Neither the aspx nor the code behind files are asking for this field any longer, and the stored procedure has been changed and does not include the field. Why is it falling over on the live server? It runs perfectly well on my local machine in debug? Is there some kind of caching in IIS that I need to flush in order to use the new version of the pages? Any suggestions as to where to look?

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      I'm getting this error from a page that has been edited. Neither the aspx nor the code behind files are asking for this field any longer, and the stored procedure has been changed and does not include the field. Why is it falling over on the live server? It runs perfectly well on my local machine in debug? Is there some kind of caching in IIS that I need to flush in order to use the new version of the pages? Any suggestions as to where to look?

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      J4amieC
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      Did you remember to upload the compiled .dll to your live server? If you just sent the .aspx then you've not updated the code-behind.

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        Did you remember to upload the compiled .dll to your live server? If you just sent the .aspx then you've not updated the code-behind.

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        Neophyte30
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        I've been using the Visual Studio "Copy Website" option, copying the aspx and aspx.cs files - never had a problem before... OK - I've just tried an iisreset and same result - I think the issue may be that I have a cached binary somewhere (perhaps on the ISA server).

        modified on Tuesday, February 19, 2008 8:43 AM

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          I've been using the Visual Studio "Copy Website" option, copying the aspx and aspx.cs files - never had a problem before... OK - I've just tried an iisreset and same result - I think the issue may be that I have a cached binary somewhere (perhaps on the ISA server).

          modified on Tuesday, February 19, 2008 8:43 AM

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          Resolved by deleting the files from the server and re-publishing. Still not sure where the old files were being cached.

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