I have a problem with VB.net.
Error message:
Two output file names resolved to the same output path: "obj\x86\Debug\FinalProject.Form1.resources"
What's wrong with my project?
it's probably beacause your form has two .resx if you try to delete one, the problem will be go
Check in your project for this and delete the odd one
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I created a project, lets say named AddonLib, which is part of a big solution. For some unknown reason, the folder where the source code was put was named AddonLib_1. I've been trying to get rid of that "_1" for too long now and is driving me crazy. Things I've tried:
removed the project, from TFS and the solution. Renamed the directory. When I try to add the project again, I get the message "The project file "blabla\AddonLib_1\AddonLib.vcxproj" has been moved, renamed or is not on your computer".
Edited the xml file of the solution. Check the project file just to be sure. Removed any trace of the project with and without _1. The project AddonLib is no longer part of the solution. Try to add it back again, same error as before.
Cleared the VS cache following the instructions here. Repeated previous step. Same error.
I cannot find any reference to AddonLib_1 on my code, xml files, anything. But everytime I try to load the project, I get the same error.
Looking for the string "AddonLib_1" using findstr gives no results...
This causes the build to break. Even if there are no references (that I can find) to AddonLib_1, when building in the server I get an error "project AddonLib_1/AddonLib.vcxproj could not be found blablabla"....
Besides the solution xml file, the project xml file, the xml files of the few projects that depend on this project, where else can the information that once the project was in the directory AddonLib_1 ?
More info:
I can remove the project. Remove it from TFS, from the solution, and delete the directory. Create a new project with the desired name. Add the source and header files. Now, I need to add some info to the project xml file. If I open the xml file and edit, when I try to load back the project (Which was loaded before!) I get the same error message. If I open the xml again, undo the minor change I did, I still get the error. Again, this is in a new project, starting from zero.
I was able to solve this issue by removing the .suo file as described in this apparently unrelated answer
I am looking at using MSBUILD from a command line to run the schema compare (*.scmp)
Within the solution we have several databases and the team aren't always that great at remembering to check changes (stor procs, tables etc..) into the solution. Although Visual studio can show the comparison, I can't find a way of exporting the list of errors, for me to chase the team about. Screen shots seem to be the only way.
I thought That I would see if there were any tools in order to produce a list of differences. I came across an example on the following:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ssdt/archive/2014/07/15/msbuild-support-for-schema-compare-is-available.aspx
I saw this example:
C:\SampleProject > msbuild /t:SqlSchemaCompare /p:SqlScmpFilePath="d:\sc.scmp" /p:target="d:\target.dacpac" /p:TextOutput="d:\1.out" /p:Deploy="true
However I can't get it to work. When I run the equivalent against my particular set up I get:
C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft\VisualStudio\v12.0\SSDT\Microsoft.Data.Tools.Schema.SqlTasks.targets(843,5): SchemaCompare error : The tar
get participant is invalid or empty. at Microsoft.Data.Tools.Schema.Tasks.Sql.SqlSchemaCompareTask.Execute() [C:\TFS\Argon_Main Solution_Latest R
elease\Source\Blah\SomeData.DataDatabase.sqlproj]
Has anyone got any ideas?
Cheers
I ran across this issue the other day. Turns out the problem was i needed to use the VisualStudioVersion command line argument.
msbuild /t:SqlSchemaCompare /p:VisualStudioVersion=14.0 /p:SqlScmpFilePath="MySchemaCompare.scmp" /p:target="MyConnectionString" /p:TextOutput="..\output.out"
Your Microsoft.Data.Tools.Schema.SqlTasks.targets file should be located at C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft\VisualStudio\{Your VS Version}\SSDT
I realize it's been a while since this was asked, but I'll answer anyway.
Firstly, it's unclear to me what you're trying to compare exactly. Do you want to compare two versions of the project to see the differences, or are you comparing a project to a database?
One thing I noticed is that you're specifying the target twice in the command line. Firstly, the .scmp file referenced via the SqlScmpFilePath parameter contains a source and target. Secondly, the target parameter also defines a target. The target parameter will override whatever is in the .scmp file.
Maybe this is intentional, though, if your .scmp file has the right source but you want to specify the target in the .dacpac file.
The .dacpac file can be found in the bin\Debug or bin\Release folder of your SSDT project after a build. For your command to work, you'll need to make sure "d:\target.dacpac" exists and is such a file.
The .scmp file is created by doing a Schema Compare in Visual Studio and then saving the comparison window after selecting the source and target. For your command to work, you'll need to make sure that "d:\sc.scmp" exists and is such a file.
Please let me know if this helps.
I've got two files in my build named State.cpp. When I generate the VS project with the Introjucer and try to compile, both of those files clash to the same object file and I get the warning:
Warning 1 warning MSB8027: Two or more files with the name of
State.cpp will produce outputs to the same location. This can lead to
an incorrect build result. The files involved are
......\audio\State.cpp, ......\sg\State.cpp.
and then various link errors.
I can correct this easily enough within VS by modifying the Object File Name property on the VS project. However, when I regenerate the project with the Introjucer, that setting gets blown away.
Is there a setting I can use in the Inrojucer's config pages to prevent the clashes?
Just to close this one down...
There isn't. Rename the file for now.
We discussed this on the forum. I think Jules is up for making a change to the Introjucer to fix this - but it hasn't been done yet.
http://www.juce.com/forum/topic/msvc-build-consistency
http://www.juce.com/forum/topic/introjucer/visual-studio-2013-object-file-clashes
We have a large solution containing many projects - I am trying to create a sub-set solution containing a single project but am running into a roadblock where VS is ignoring my path. I would like to retain the same solution path to prevent duplicate build steps which reference the solution folder.
D:\Dev\Sol1\Sol1.sln - contains N projects in subfolders.
- For example: D:\Dev\Sol1\Prj1\Prj1.csproj
When I create D:\Dev\Sol2\Sol2.sln, I can reference any of Sol1's projects, using ..\Sol1\Prj1\Prj1.csproj
If I move it to D:\Dev\Sol1\Sol2.sln, VS gives me the error:
The project file could not be loaded. Could not find file
'D:\Dev\Soln1\Prj1.csproj'
Notice that it is ignoring the subfolder structure entirely.
Any ideas or workarounds?
In my case I made a merge where projects were added on both branches. After all paths and counts were fixed inside sln, there still was a problem with "The project could not be loaded. Could not find file… " + very strange, never existing paths.
The resolution that worked: delete solution's suo file (personal settings cached project info and it caused the problem).
You need to edit the .sln file and update the paths to the projects.
I have a solution file that contains tens of project files. And I need to set the 'Output path:' of the compiled results to different directory for all the projects in a solution file. Can I change the output path one time with the solution file to apply the change to the all the projects in it?
I don't think so, but you can edit the build path within each project file looking for <OutputPath>bin\Release\</OutputPath>, maybe you can work with search&replace to do this easily... Just a suggestion, hope this will help.