How to change my default obj folder in visual studio 2015

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When i generate a sql script in my consoleapplication ,the sql script will be in obj/debug folder.Howerver,i dont hope it is in obj/debug.

What I have tried:

I know how to change the default bin/debug folder,but i have no way to change obj .Is there anyone know about this?Thanks a lot.

Posted 8-Nov-16 15:19pm

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Updated 14-Nov-16 2:55am

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PIEBALDconsult 8-Nov-16 21:22pm

That sounds unusual; I would expect it in bin\debug. Is the file created when compiling? Or when running?

Richard MacCutchan 9-Nov-16 5:14am

Go to the properties page for the project or source file and change it there.

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johannesnestler · Answer 1 · 2016-11-14T02:19:00

that sound very unusual - but from your "Problem description" I would assume you may not use correct terms or do not know (enough) about .NET and builds... So I would just guess your real problem is just the "build" property of your sql-file you added to your project. So select in in VS and change it's build to "None"... So it won't be included and copied anymore to the "output folder" (in your case "debug") - Am I right?

F-ES Sitecore · Answer 2 · 2016-11-14T02:55:00

Chances are you are creating a file and supplying only the filename, like

C#

StreamWriter writer = new StreamWriter("myfile.sql")

When you do that the file gets put in the same folder as the executing process, so that will be the debug folder. To avoid this and put it somewhere else you need to give the full path to where you want it to go;

C#

StreamWriter writer = new StreamWriter("c:\myfiles\myfile.sql")

How to change my default obj folder in visual studio 2015

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