2010 web form problem
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When I am stepping though some code in a C#.net 2010 web form application, an exception is thrown saying a 'column name' is invalid. As far as I can tell the dbml property name is spelled the same way it is spelled in the for the column in the specificied table.. I checked the property values for this date column and it is like all the other properties for other date columns in this table. When I comment out the column in the application, all the of rest of the linq commands work correctly. Thus can you suggest what I should check to see what is wrong?
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When I am stepping though some code in a C#.net 2010 web form application, an exception is thrown saying a 'column name' is invalid. As far as I can tell the dbml property name is spelled the same way it is spelled in the for the column in the specificied table.. I checked the property values for this date column and it is like all the other properties for other date columns in this table. When I comment out the column in the application, all the of rest of the linq commands work correctly. Thus can you suggest what I should check to see what is wrong?
Not without seeing at least some of the pertinent code.
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When I am stepping though some code in a C#.net 2010 web form application, an exception is thrown saying a 'column name' is invalid. As far as I can tell the dbml property name is spelled the same way it is spelled in the for the column in the specificied table.. I checked the property values for this date column and it is like all the other properties for other date columns in this table. When I comment out the column in the application, all the of rest of the linq commands work correctly. Thus can you suggest what I should check to see what is wrong?
this kind of error happens sometime in coding, set break point that part commented, and give us some code snippet!