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Do we need to do anything after run installer? I have just install but there is no such option in right-click menu. Please help!
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I always go a bit cross-eyed when I have to start drilling down in the default QuickWatch tool to get to the DataSet data.
This is saving me a lot of time.
Cheers!
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Hi, I don´t know how I can use it in .net 2002. There is a possibility that can I add it to my version of .net? or only it is for .net 2003
My framework is v1.0.3075, and moreover I added it to the IDE and register it with regasm.exe but the problem persist. I looked it in Add-in Manager but it doesn´t appear, please could you help me?
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This is what I am looking for at the time of debuging. WoW!!!
You did a such a Greatttt Job.
Thanks
Chandresh patel
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I am getting following error...
I have installed it, whenever I try to load the plug-in from visual studio 2003 plug-ins menu, it gives following error.
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Microsoft Development Environment
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The Add-in 'DSWatch' failed to load or caused an exception.
Would you like to remove this Add-in?
If you choose yes, you will need to reinstall the Add-in to use it again.
Error Message:
Error number: 80040154
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Yes No
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Any idea?
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Therez No Place like ... 127.0.0.1
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I have the same problem and error message.
Can anyone help me to solve it please?
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Try copying the DSWatch.dll in
\Microsoft Visual Studio 2003\Common7\IDE
If it still does not work, try following.
1 - Uninstall it
2 - Install COM Explorer (download from download.com - a hand tool to explore registered com components)
3 - Remove all registery enteries related to DSWatch
Good Luck
eff-kay;P
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Therez No Place like ... 127.0.0.1
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Thanks a lot fadee, copying it to the IDE folder solved the problem
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Hi
I'am developing under common account, not being member local Administrators group. DSWatch does't work for me. It even no load into VS, only error message box appeares saying: "The DSWatch plugin failed to load or caused an exception." and Error Number: 80040154.
If I log in as administrator, everything is OK. What can I do? Where I should set what, e.g. permissions? I have tried to give access to my account to any path and any registry key I found and nothing helps.
Thanks
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For me it always tells "This is not a DataSet, DataTable or DataRow!". I tried numerous versions of this plugin - everything works in the same way.
Can anyone give a link where I can download the last version with all fixes?
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Make sure you select the whole name before right-clicking and saying view dataset.
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sorry but I cannot work with the Dataset quickwatcher as it´s not shown on the right click menu once installed...please, could somebody help me out to configure this program? thanks...
Gerardo
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Are you sure that it is enabled? In your tools menu under Add-In Manager, check that it is enabled and that it is set on startup. If not, select them and then restart visual studio.
PS: Don't forget to select the whole word when you want to watch...
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thanks, now it´s working perfectly!!!
Gerardo
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hi,
has anyone installed this under VS2005 RTM?
i built and ran the setup, but of course,
it does not show up in the Add-in Manager.
what do i need to do?
thanks...
hong
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Hello. I'm can put this DSWatch Add-in in the VS2005!
Who can't help us?!?!?!
Thanks!!!!!
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Hi!!! The DSWatch it's not necesary for Visual Studio 2005!!!
Sorry for my little poor English. I'm from Barcelona (Spain).
Y just discover the great tool, similary to this DSWatch, inside VS2005 while I was debugging!
Whe you put the mouse over you dataset variable (ex. "dsArticles") then appear a little window, like typical help when you put the mouse over a some button, and have one line separate in 2 columns. At left appear one icon that "talk" about the object, and at right, appear a magnifying glass and this is the DataSet Visualizer!!!
I'll surpose that this tool is come, from the beginning, in the Visual Studio 2005.
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Personally I hate the 'DataSet Visualizer' That comes with VS.NEt 2005.
I think dsWatch does a much better job AND you can keep multiple dsWatch results around for comparisons.
Please for the love of juicy goodness everywhere, please port DSWatch to VS.NET 2005!
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GRANDE MAESTRO, me salvaste la vida (thank you)
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Good Job Moh'd keep working and we will wait more ...
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I was getting REAL tired of drilling down through Quick Watch and was thinking of building something like this. Then I decided to do a google search first. Just saved me alot of time on a tool that I didnt HAVE to use but sure made things less frustrating. And unlike many Visual Studio add-in tools I have tried this one actually works!
Great work.
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Another fix here (downloadable source is a wonderful thing):
If you have a dataset in which a column has only null values, that column won't be shown because GetXml() ignores it, and ReadXml() won't introduce the column to the DS.
That's where GetXmlSchema() and ReadXmlSchema() step in.
The changes (roughly, I can send you the source code):
- Connect.Exec(): add
getXmlScehmaExpression="((System.Data.DataSet)"+str+").GetXmlSchema()";
call GetExpression on it too
pass both Values to DatasetWatchFrm.getXml()
- DatasetWatchFrm.getXml(): ReadXmlSchema() before ReadXml()
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Hi,
Thanks for a great tool - I can't work without it...
I poked around the project in the debugger and found that the cause for the "root invalid at 1,1" problem (at least the way I reproduced it) was a timeout of 500 milliseconds (MSDN says 500 minutes, I tend to disagree) in the GetExpression method.
The change I suggest is to increase the timeout to 5 seconds and to show a message if that timeout isn't enough. The code change (tested on VS.NET 2003) is in Connect.cs line 175. Instead of:
expr = debugger.GetExpression(getXmlExpression,true,500);
_DatasetWatchFrm.getXml(expr.Value );
it should be:
int getxml_timeout = 5000;
expr = debugger.GetExpression(getXmlExpression,true,getxml_timeout);
try
{
_DatasetWatchFrm.getXml(expr.Value );
}
catch(Exception)
{
string message = expr.Value;
if(message.IndexOf("timed out") != -1)
message += string.Format(" ({0} msecs)", getxml_timeout);
MessageBox.Show(message);
return;
}
Regards,
Uri Dor
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I'll start to build a small ERP solution,
i want to know about the mos useful refrence about the erp database.
Thanks,
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